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📣 Attention all corporate event planners and marketing agencies, I am ready and eager to be sold to! As a marketer, cold outreach rarely reaches me at the moment I need to buy, so I'm taking a moment to share my buyer intent loud and clear! 🙋♀️ I am actively requesting and accepting proposals for turning a corporate hospitality suite into a corporate "lounge" at an event this Fall. 👇 L👀king for proposals that ideally: - offer creative structural branding at the suite entryway - leverage branding/signage/theme/message with existing space and (most) furniture - do not clash or jar with the suite's existing "decor" - organize meeting spaces in the space using "lite" room divider materials - make the most of our in-suite wet bar service and space - have recharge/revive space(s) or elements for guest to charge devices, freshen their breath, band-aid a blister, etc. DM me for more details about the budget, timeline, event, and theme. (For company and industry info, look at my profile. 😉) Send me whatcha got!!! 💯 #Events #Tradeshow #Exhibits #Exhibitor #CorporateHospitality #SandsExpo #LasVegas Corporate Bro 👀 The Marketing Millennials

Walking into The North Face store in Central London, I couldn’t help but wonder—what makes this brand so iconic and its products so premium? The store itself felt like an adventure, with its rugged layout and visuals that instantly transport you outdoors. It’s clear they don’t just sell jackets; they sell a lifestyle rooted in exploration and sustainability. Intrigued, I dug a little deeper into their story. Turns out, their logo is inspired by Half Dome in Yosemite—a symbol of resilience and adventure. Their commitment to high-performance gear, sustainable practices, and timeless design justifies the investment. It’s not just about the price; it’s about owning something that embodies quality and purpose. Brands like The North Face remind us that great marketing goes beyond products—it’s about creating experiences, telling authentic stories, and aligning with values that resonate deeply with their audience. It’s inspiring to see such thoughtful branding in action, especially during a season that celebrates connection and creativity. . thenorthface . . #thenorthface #marketingstrategy #advertising #creative #opentowork #hiring #letsconnect #creative #branding

📖 Case Study : Broadwalk Residency Creative Development 📖 📖 Overview 📖 E&M Creative Agency was tasked with developing a comprehensive suite of creative assets for Broadwalk Residency, a serviced residence provider in Kenya. The objective was to establish a consistent and impactful brand identity across various touchpoints. ✍ Execution ✍ Visual assets: Designed company profile, staff ID cards, name tags, billboards, digital posts, linen change cards, and tent cards. Brand identity: Created a cohesive brand identity. Communication tools: Developed effective communication materials. 📖 Results 📖 Enhanced brand: Established a recognizable brand identity. Improved communication: Clearly conveyed Broadwalk Residency's messaging. Increased visibility: Generated greater brand awareness. Enhanced guest experience: Streamlined communication and improved the overall guest experience. ✍ Conclusion ✍ E&M Creative Agency's comprehensive creative development for Broadwalk Residency successfully elevated the brand's image and communication. The new assets provide Broadwalk Residency with the tools to effectively present their services, connect with potential guests, and ultimately drive business growth. #emcreativeagency #creativedesign #digitalmarketing #marketingagency #billboarddesign #advertisingagency #marketing #tentcards #creativeagency #brandguidelines #StaffID #Branding #Nametags

Branding is so much more than a badging exercise, and this is no different to when we are creating an identity for a property, place or destination. In our latest report, we delve deep into industry trends, looking at the macro examples, climate guardianship to the micro, localism and authenticity, which are shaping place branding today. These trends are supported by both global and local case studies which demonstrate successful implementation of placemaking brand strategies Below is a snapshot of our full report, which will give you a taster of what to expect within the full report, available upon request, please email us at: [email protected] for your copy. To subscribe to our newsletters, trends and insight series, please click the link below and follow the banner to sign up: https://bit.ly/47xbDWN #theyardcreative #TYC #trends #insights #place #placebranding #placemaking #brand #branding #branddesign #marketing #marketingstrategies

Introducing #PlaceMaker – a series designed to provide ambitious place brands with the tools needed to prepare and enhance their own approach. These guidelines weren’t crafted in a room, but developed over time, working on the ground on very challenging briefs. Take a look at what's coming up in this series, or email our Associate Director, Scott McCubbin, for a downloadable PlaceMaker guide via [email protected]. #PlaceBrands #PlaceMakingBrands #PropertyDevelopers #Property

My biggest lesson in the luxury space came from a random coffee chat. Not from: Targeted ads 15 cold emails Fancy pitch decks Premium brochures Just two people talking about design over coffee. This got me thinking. Most luxury brands are doing it backward: Perfecting products → Finding clients What actually works: Building connections → Creating products Look, I get it. Your designs are fire. Your service is top-notch. Your packaging is premium. But luxury isn't about any of that. It's about who trusts you. Think about it: Luxury clients don't buy from ads. They buy from who they know. Or who their friend knows. Or who their friend's friend knows. That's it. That's the game. Stop obsessing over your product photos. Start showing up where your people are. Because in luxury, the best product isn't always the winner. The best-connected one is. Want proof? Look at any major luxury brand's origin story. Bet it started with a connection. Not an ad. -------------------------- Hi, I'm Abdul Rahiman Creating bold ideas into iconic brands Serving fresh takes on branding & designing. 

✅✔Struggling to Find Clients for Your London Interior Design Business? Here are 5 Top Tips to Boost Your Client Base! 1. Pinspiration & Portfolio Power: Create stunning Pinterest boards showcasing your design style & past projects. Optimize board titles & descriptions with relevant keywords (e.g., "Luxury Interior Design London"). Link boards directly to your website or contact information. 2. Local is Lovely: Highlight London-based projects & target local keywords in your website content & social media. Partner with local businesses (furniture stores, realtors) for cross-promotion. Get listed on local directories & business listings. 3. Content is King (or Queen): Share design tips, inspiration, & project updates on your blog & social media. Run engaging contests or giveaways to attract new followers & potential clients. Partner with local influencers for sponsored content showcasing your work. 4. Master the Art of SEO: Research & optimize your website with relevant keywords to rank higher in London searches. Build backlinks by guest blogging on design websites or local publications. Claim & optimize your Google My Business listing to appear in local searches. 5. Paid Ads for Targeted Reach: Consider targeted Facebook or Instagram ads to reach potential clients in London. Highlight your services & showcase your best work to grab attention. Set clear goals & track results to measure the effectiveness of your campaigns. Bonus Tip: Always provide exceptional customer service! Positive word-of-mouth can be your biggest asset. Ready to transform your London interior design business? Let's get started DM! ✨ #interiordesign #london #clientattraction #marketingtips #businessgrowth

Owning your space doesn’t mean just turning up. It means standing out. In today’s market, simply showing up isn’t enough. Whether you have a shop front, an office or are completely online, customers are faced with endless options, so the brands that thrive are the ones that make an impact. Owning your space is about being intentional—ensuring your brand not only gets noticed but stays memorable for all the right reasons. When you stand out, it’s not about shouting louder. It’s about clarity, consistency, and creating a connection. It’s about showing your audience why you’re different, why you matter, and why they should choose you. Turning up is easy. Standing out takes strategy. So, how is your brand owning its space and leaving a lasting impression? Comment SPACE to start owning yours! #OwnYourSpace #StandOut #BrandIdentity #MakeYourMark #StrategicBranding #DesignPartner

Owning your space doesn’t mean just turning up. It means standing out. In today’s market, simply showing up isn’t enough. Whether you have a shop front, an office or are completely online, customers are faced with endless options, so the brands that thrive are the ones that make an impact. Owning your space is about being intentional—ensuring your brand not only gets noticed but stays memorable for all the right reasons. When you stand out, it’s not about shouting louder. It’s about clarity, consistency, and creating a connection. It’s about showing your audience why you’re different, why you matter, and why they should choose you. Turning up is easy. Standing out takes strategy. So, how is your brand owning its space and leaving a lasting impression? Comment SPACE to start owning yours! #OwnYourSpace #StandOut #BrandIdentity #MakeYourMark #StrategicBranding #DesignPartner

Want to build trust with your clients in a luxury market? Here are our best tips… 1 – Create Messaging That Resonates When your audience can understand who you are and what you offer in milliseconds – they are much more likely to trust you. 2 – Build A Consistent Digital Presence When your digital presence is consistent and not chaotic, your ideal client knows they can trust you. 3 – Focus On Branding Consistency Consistency in your brand builds trust, makes you look even more luxe, and shows you're serious about what you offer. 4 – Emphasize The Client's Experience When you make your client feel important, they can trust you and keep coming back for more. Deep dive into this in our most recent blog post. Linked below… https://lnkd.in/gVjt2DXG