Have Dinner On Us :: Integrated Campaign
Client: Consolidated Restaurants, Inc. The promotional campaign highlights what Q&A does best. Everything. We kid. But seriously, with Have Dinner On Us, we created a direct mail package, website, emails, plus radio and print ads. Results? Not to brag, but, in the 1st month, they had a 30% redemption rate.
Identity & Company Website
Client: CG Tech Services. When our client Eugene Hastey at CGTS, an IT/IS services and products company, told us he wanted to update his business identity and website, we leapt. He wanted to add products sales, so we designed a new layout that divided the call to actions into 3 buckets. We developed the site so that Eugene could to maintain it with his own CMS.
Company Website
Client: AOME Architects. Mark Elster, the E of AOME Architects, contacted us with a request to spruce up their website. They had a budget. And we had a plan. We got our scalpel and gave the patient a gorgeous facelift—improving the portfolio section and adding a more intuitive navigation. Plus, we enabled the site to be maintained by AOME staff without busting the bank. Check it out.
The Paramount Hotel Website
Client: Coast Hotels & Resorts USA. Coast prides itself on the individuality of their properties, but having dramatically different websites for each property was not supporting the brand. The Paramount Hotel Seattle is the first of six sites that will be getting a nip and tuck. We hope our coders will wait to seek treatment for carpal tunnel until the fall. Before. / After.
Identity
Client: BRI Hospitality. Brian Reed has 25+ successful years in hospitality/restaurant operations and management. It was about time he made it official. As a long time client of ours, we were delighted to help him with an identity package. By the way, if you want to make a bundle of cash in the notoriously fickle restaurant biz, Brian Reed is your guy. Ever hear of tough love?
Strung Out :: Poster
Client: Simple Measures. Looking for a more casual venue to enjoy a classical music performance? Not sure when to clap? Simple Measures is the answer. They bring performances to neighborhood locales, playing individual movements with time between to discuss and provide insight. As proud supporters of this organization we have designed their identity, collateral and more.
What's up with the couch?
Our Grandma Mattie left us that couch. In all its 1940 pink Rococo splendor. It's seen more derrières than congress. This couch has followed us from office to office for over 10 years, and with it the happy memories of chocolate chip cookies and Christmas at Grandma's. It's not so much for sitting in. More for napping on. And if you keep your dirty shoes off it Grandma will be pleased.











