Street level views of marketing & advertising in Idaho
So I asked the question a couple of weeks ago, and Boise designer Jeremy James is the first to answer.
With a love of snowboarding and a knack for design, Jeremy entered these two designs into the Ride Snowboards Snowboard Art 5 contest. His Robot design finished in the top 50, and is featured in the Top 50 gallery on the Ride Snowboards website.
Well done Jeremy!
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Okay, I’ll bite.
I’ve seen a few of the “THINK BIG!” billboards around Boise recently. If you haven’t seen them, they basically consist of the words “THINK BIG!” in bold, black capital letters on a yellow background.
Now, who are these for, you might ask? I don’t know.
At first I thought it could be the University of Idaho, but their “No Fences” campaign is already in full swing, including billboards/outdoor.
Gold’s Gym? They use yellow and black, but the font doesn’t really match their previous work.
Any other guesses? Thoughts?
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As I’m sure you are well aware of by now, there’s all kinds of morning-after buzz about the Super Bowl ads. I’m going to stay out of the fray, but will point you to any number of sites where they’re up for discussion, such as Adrants, American Copywriter, AdPulp, AdLand, and Adweek, just to name a few.
Locally, Don over at Idaho Radio News has picked up the ball and is running with it (pun intended) on the discussion, including the spot for Eagle River Mortgage.
Rants? Raves? Something in between? Comment away.
Oh, and you can watch all of the national spots over at ifilm.
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Jeannie Miller has joined Blueline Grassroots Marketing as an Account Manager. Prior to joining Blueline, she most recently served as the Ada County Field Canvass Director for the Idaho State Democratic Party.
Congratulations Jeannie.
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While I have made several mentions of them over the past year, it has recently come to my attention that I have omitted Blueline Grassroots Marketing from the list of agencies here in Idaho.
So now, with apologies, they take their place in alphabetical order in the list to the right.
(P.S. — if you are reading this through the automated feed, you’ll have to visit the site itself to make sense of the “list to the right”)
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