marketing. strategy. implementation.
Big White Shirt was here...
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Looking for a cost-effective, measurable, way to lift traffic and turnover? Ever considered that your small-to-medium business could benefit from behaving like a big Brand? These guys did.




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A complete rebrand. Hugely successful campaign. One of my favourite clients.




Gisborne Fisheries
A cracking local design guy, a cracking local photographer, a smart client and a proper result.
MODO Flooring




A Gisborne institution, this business decided to rebrand and expand into Christchurch. I managed everything from Brand design to signage to painting the building and vans. Great outcome.
JUVE




A client who benchmarks her business internationally, and prides herself on award-winning service. A frank re-look at the Brand, more emphasis placed on new target markets (men!) and a fresh new face for the business...
Spade Oak Vineyard




Steve & Eileen Vosey make beautiful wine. I'm a big fan. And Steve is a great winemaker. So we developed a story about Steve, and his wines, and the history of Steve and his wines, and the last time I saw Steve he said "Thanks for nothing mate; I'm too busy to even sit down."
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Be careful what you ask for.
Ritchie Civil




Ritchie Civil do concrete. Properly. We developed a way for them to concentrate on the big jobs and still get the small jobs into a proper system. Lots of great feedback on this site. It works as hard as they do.
Fenns




A big challenge this - no one really knew what Fenns did. So we defined that, and then made the website about top of the line, Fenn's favourite, and the best seller.
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Add a great eye-catching logo & new livery and Indoor Outdoor Kitchen Boom!
Kaiaponi Farms




Kaiaponi Farms both grow fruit and pack it. So they needed a website that appealed to other growers who need their fruit packed, and to fruit buyers both here and overseas.
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A great designer worked with a hot photographer to make everything look like a million bucks, the site is basically split in two, and an apple a day keeps the doctor away.