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Tucson Regional Economic Partnership branding pitch: this campaign was designed to position Tucson as a compelling location for aerospace and solar companies. And to position Tucson as a better alternative to other large Arizona cities. Unfortunately, this campaign never saw the light of day, as the client put their branding project on hold.
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Tucson Regional Economic Partnership branding pitch: this campaign was designed to position Tucson as a compelling location for aerospace and solar companies. And to position Tucson as a better alternative to other large Arizona cities. Unfortunately, this campaign never saw the light of day, as the client put their branding project on hold.
portfoliobranding, copywriting, headlinesNovember 05, 2009
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“The New West: Modern. Independent. Still Wild.”
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The Grand Junction Economic Partnership needed a new website and a new brand. Their brand and headline were created with the goal of merging the modernity and entrepreneurial spirit of the area with the wild, captivating natural surroundings. Visit Website.
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“Lead by the vision of Kevin Asbjornson, Inspire! Imagine! Innovate! was born as a company whose goal is to inspire leadership, unleash the imagination and promote creativity and innovation in the workplace and in life…” Read More.
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Inspire! Imagine! Innovate!, founded by composer and world-renowned speaker Kevin Asbjornson, needed a website audit, a strategic plan, a new design, a brand upgrade and copywriting/copyediting services. This fresh, updated site was launched in 2009. Visit Website.
portfoliobranding, email newsletter, headlines, online copywriting, strategyOctober 01, 2009
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“From the Land of O Came Indy Rockers Given Standing O’s …” Read More.
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In addition to co-writing content for Greater Omaha’s flash intro, I was also responsible for collaborating on strategy, project management and copyediting for their Yahoo! facility attraction website. This password-protected, super-secret website impressed Yahoo! so much that they moved a large facility and more than 400 jobs to Omaha, Nebraska. Visit Website.
portfolioheadlines, online copywritingOctober 01, 2009
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