by Project X | Oct 7, 2011 | brand strategy, branding, social media, web, website design
Decoding the QR Code Craze QR codes are starting to saturate my daily existence – I’ve started noticing these things EVERYWHERE… • The back of my ticket stubs have been colonized • Billboards are blasting them out from the side of Interstate 5 • The cafe...
by Jen | Oct 4, 2011 | branding, Jen, social media, website design
“New Normal” or Not, It’s Time To Start Thinking About Your Brand Fingers tightly crossed, it seems like we might, just might, be coming out of a marketing slump. Over the past two months we’ve been having more conversations with small to mid-size business...
by Project X | Jun 3, 2011 | branding, sales optimization, social media, web
June is Craft Beer month in San Diego, so I thought it was the perfect time to consider my two favorite things: beer + design. I’ve only been living in San Diego for five years, but I can’t help notice the serious number of new breweries popping up...
by Project X | Dec 8, 2010 | brand strategy, branding, sales optimization, social media, web
2010 is slipping away, and the majority of Holiday shoppers are still stuck in a recession funk – they simply plan to spend less, seek out sale items, use coupons, and shop multiple vendors for the best deal on a specific product. Knowing and addressing these...
by Project X | Nov 22, 2010 | branding, social media, web, website design
WALTER ANDERSEN NURSERY GROWS UP ON THE WEB We’ve just launched the new Walter Andersen Website and everyone is STOKED. As a result of a comprehensive planning and production process that matched redesign requirements with functional and business objectives, the...
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by Jen | Apr 8, 2010 | branding, social media, website design
Project X Media is pleased to announce the new brand launch of CastShield™. This is one of those products that when you see it, you instantly think, “Ah-ha! Why hasn’t this been available before now?” It’s a simple concept with a huge purpose:...
