Insight rebranded Brooks Restaurant in Buffalo, MN, as part of redesigning its menu. We upgraded its identity by creating a friendly, family-café image.
Materials for the DSU 2.0 Capital Campaign included a case statement with an enclosed DVD.
Insight created a children’s book as a holiday gift to clients. Entitled A Classic Christmas Tail, the book was mailed in a container with cheese and crackers. Employees also sold the book, raising money to help several families through the Holiday Clearinghouse.
After a bestseller comes what? Another bestseller! A Classic Christmas Tail 2 was Insight’s second holiday children’s book-combination-gift-and-fundraising-tool. This piece received numerous regional and national awards.
Distributing wearables in the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe community helps this drug and alcohol prevention program spread awareness. Staff members received custom jackets, which they wear with pride.
Howe’s promotional messages change with the season.
Pizza Ranch’s re-branding included updated team wearables and fleet vehicle graphics – a speeding Conestoga wagon, of course.
Insight worked closely with Pizza Ranch’s construction division to develop storefronts and signage for the pizza chain.
Doug Moss’s bucking bronco illustration greets patrons when they enter every Pizza Ranch.
Pizza Ranch asked Insight to design an iconic mural. The result was a 19-ft mural that depicts pioneers heading west.
When Pizza Ranch began serving its own brand of coffee, Insight created names, packaging and point of purchase materials.
Point of sale displays encouraged patrons to buy and bring home the coffee they love to drink at Pizza Ranch.
Pizza Ranch’s food photography starts with kitchen-fresh ingredients in just the right lighting.
Doug Moss, Insight partner, and local author Tom Roberts collaborated on this children’s book, Santa’s Prayer, which was sold to raise funds for Children’s Home Society of South Dakota.
The challenge with the Flex Factor campaign was to drive students to a particular website. Kits were sent to guidance counselors so they understood the service.
Flex Factor messages were delivered to the target market in a medium that was an up-to-the-minute trend: rubber wrist bands.
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