The focus of our work is on campaigns that are measurably effective as well as creatively challenging and rewarding.

The campaigns use brand-driven messaging to create awareness and build relationships, leading to increased sales and profits.

Fresh! developed the concepts, copy, and design for the pieces in these campaigns. Fresh! also managed production and distribution of the pieces to their target audiences.
Bixby Knolls Dragster Expo & Car Show

Branding the “Bixby Knolls Dragster Expo and Car Show” created a classic car show that stands out from the rest. The event has grown continuously, reaching the 10,000 attendee milestone in only its third year. More info about the campaign here.
The Downtown Long Beach Associates' “The Place to Be, and Be Yourself” campaign features bold, edgy designs reflective of the continuing renaissance taking place in Downtown, and highlights the retail, entertainment and attractions within the urban center's areas. Advertising, banners, and brochures promote each of the Downtown Districts unique appeal and flavor.
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 Acuity Consulting is a privately held consulting firm which helps their clients significantly improve bottom-line results by making the most of existing systems and resources. Companies that choose Acuity choose a firm that will share their vision, has the knowledge and experience to understand and address their challenges, and the passion to bring about desired results.
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 General Monitoring Services, Inc. (GMS) provides customized monitoring services to homes and businesses across the United States. The company's customers are professional dealers that sell, install and maintain security systems. In addition to providing absolute reliability and quick, intelligent service, GMS offers its dealers comprehensive financial and marketing support.
East/West Community Partnership targeted at-risk Asian Pacific youth with anti-drug and and anti-violence messaging. Research showed that success hinged on addressing the audience in thier own languages. The result was a series of post cards and brochures, executed in English, Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese. Post cards were low-cost "attention getters." Brochures were used for follow ups.