Computing Source already had their logo in place which they did not want to change.  However, they had not yet developed a memorable brand for themselves.  Their existing colors were a blue gradient and steel gray which proved to be very cold and unmemorable.  Our goal was to develop a brand to lift their existing logo to put off a more warm, inviting and attractive feel.

Computing Source

Computing Source already had their logo in place which they did not want to change.  However, they had not yet developed a memorable brand.  Their existing colors were a blue gradient and steel gray which proved to be very cold.  Our goal was to develop a memorable brand that would lift their existing logo by presenting it in a more warm, inviting and attractive manner.

Business Cards – By utilizing both sides of the cards, we incorporated their new color scheme with the fingerprint element to really showcase who they are and what they do. In their industry a fingerprint can be a bit of a cliché, but mixed with the new color and style we provided for them, it works.

Website – This is a great example of how professional, attractive and effective you can make a website on a smaller budget.  With a very limited budget, we made this website very basic and simplistic, which quite frankly, is all it needs.  Although there are a limited amount of pages, the design and positioning effectively portray a professional, credible company that offers a quality service.

Postcard – We created this oversized postcard to serve two purposes with Computing Sources limited budget in mind.  This can either serve as a mailer or else as a leave behind piece to be handed out at trade shows or on sales calls.

Sales Stunt – Computing Source’s target audience is attorneys which is a very hard audience to reach.  Therefore, in keeping with the theme of “We’ll Squeeze Out Every Bit of Electronic Evidence,” we delivered a crate full of oranges and an orange juice squeezer to a target list of attorneys.

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