Super Exposure or Super Over-Exposed?

Super Exposure or Super Over-Exposed?

Like 100M other hyped up sports fans, I hunkered down on the couch last Sunday to watch Superbowl XVL. Not being a huge fan of either team, I decided to focus on the advertising strategies instead of the coaching strategies. I kept track of all the brand and product placements that were scattered throughout the pre-game shows, and during the game itself. Some were obvious, others, not so much.

Are you ready for 2011?

Are you ready for 2011?

This past week I met with several business owners who are in the midst of developing their marketing and sales strategies for 2011. I was impressed that they were actually taking time to do so. Given that most business leaders, including our President, took a shellacking in 2010…

Demystifying the Value of Your Brand

Demystifying the Value of Your Brand

Branding. It can be a dirty word for C-Level executives with a nervous eye on the bottom line. Ambiguous and intangible, “the brand” floats at the center of the corporate universe, a confusing bogeyman declared vitally important from above.

PXM Factory

PXM Factory

This month our client, Roberto’s Mexican Food (new website coming soon) came to us with an idea for a Point of Sale poster to promote their new “Frutas Cups” available in stores July 2010.

THE CHALLENGE: Six (6) 3D posters that were cost effective, eye-catching and printed…yesterday…

Design Snob

Design Snob

Every time we drive by this “awesome” (insert sarcastic quotes) new sign down the street on Cedros Avenue in Solana Beach, we can’t help but to cringe at this ugly typography choice. We wish that the designers of this sign would have laid off the “bold key”.

Principal Chris Martino in Riviera Magazine

Principal Chris Martino in Riviera Magazine

For those of you who don’t know, Project X Media shares its space with Project X: Art Gallery, located in Solana Beach, on South Cedros Avenue, in the heart of the Cedros Design District. Occupying an old converted sawmill, the gallery is approximately 1500 sq. ft, with 18′-20′ ceilings, great natural light, and most importantly, a built in bar.