It has two magnificent functions: it allows you to assess your business needs and direction, and it allows us to get to know your business and industry from your perspective, all in a few hours.
How much is enough to spend on marketing your company/products/services? You may have little or no idea what is “appropriate.” Don’t worry.
The sparkle of true creativity can set your business apart. We’ll work with you to determine which approach will best reach your target audience—a sleek, sophisticated design, an edgy urban style, a warm and friendly persona—wherever we begin, we’ll end up with a look and an attitude that is distinctly and wholly your own.
This is the hidden benefit to using Temblor Creative Group! You will, finally, at long last, and painlessly, become organized about your marketing.
Photojournalist Erin Trieb (this is her self-portrait) has followed my son Chris’s 10th Mountain Division Army unit (the one Obama just visited), from their deployment several years ago right through their first year and half back home. Erin’s most recent project focuses on the stresses these soldiers are under, the difficulties they face every day once they are home. Watch it, learn from it and support it if you can.
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Focused as we are on our macs and monitors, on the interwebz and clients’ needs and desires, we sometimes lose sight of current worthshile trends in other realms. Such as the Instagram revolution that is taking off. We came face-to-face with it when we stumbled upon (really! – using stumbleupon) photographer Sam Rosenthal’s Tumblr site). He is a fascinating person, working as a cinematographer and photographer in California. In know
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We are very impressed by this particular TED talk and the encouragement towards operating a business compassionately. Who even suspected compassion would come from Google?! Chade-Meng Tan: Everyday compassion at Google
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There’s a new air of anticipation here among some of us (especially John) at the promise of the new Hobbit movies going into production. Yes, movies – two of them. We love the production values that The Lord of the Rings trilogy displayed consistently. The Hobbit(s) will have the same dramatic New Zealand backdrop and Ian McKellen will reprise Gandalf. Peter Jackson will also direct this Tolkein story as he
/ read more Eugenia, the Social Media Manager, stumbled upon this enlightening video via Facebook. Hans Rosling has successfully presented rather dull stats in the most compelling way. This video from BBC Tour showcases Rosling, a Swedish doctor, statistician and public speaker. He also teaches at Karolinska Institute. This short, 4-minute video is a testament to the way in which a heavy load of statistics can be presented in an engaging way, in
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Our awesome Art Director Anne found this video on the BBC’s series “Wallace and Gromit’s World of Invention.” Don’t be put off thinking it’s a show about claymation figures or cartoons. This is a wonderful series exploring human invention. In this snippet from the show, Theo Jansen is featured. He is a Danish artist whose self-proclaimed legacy, he hopes, will be kinetic sculptures moving along the beaches of Denmark powered
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An interview with Kathy Williams Administrator & Media Buyer What do you do? I am most likely the first person you will talk to when calling Temblor! I also research, obtain the best rates, and purchase media for our clients, assist in budgeting and reports, as well as getting the ads to the publications before deadline. What do you like most about marketing? Using your imagination. What do you like
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A Brief Interview with Art Director Anne Pace What are your primary responsibilities at Temblor Creative? I handle design, layout & production of advertising & marketing materials. I also oversee print estimating & research, I work with printing companies. My favorite tasks are selecting & working with colors, photo editing, and finding new typefaces and images. I can get lost for a very long time in the Veer website or
/ read more Welcome as we begin the Temblor Talk, where we discuss design, advertising, the economy, great recipes (for food and marketing success), and so much more. Sometimes light, sometimes heavy, and always with a twist of fun.
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