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Lifestyle brand - lifestyle topics from a Christian worldview with a funny, "middle-aged Christian woman edgy" angle. We're the opposite of Mennonite. And, we're hilarious, girlie, tough, and we try to be pretty (or at least we like pretty things). We're leather and lace and red nail polish and also mascara is very important. The essential goal is to talk about the world from a Christian perspective without the saccharine, sugar-coated platitudes that infect so many Christian brands. Those are nauseating; we are not. Target audience: Women between ages of 30-50, probably American, who sometimes feel overwhelmed & harassed by the details of life. They, like us, want to be develop a solid spiritual core & be good disciples of Christ, but they get in their own way. This is a taboo topic, often left unspoken, and we're going to broadcast in front of that exact dumpster fire.

Eco-friendly, tech-forward farm (corn & soybeans). Slogan subject to change.

We gather supporting data and write grant proposals for municipalities and mid-sized non-profits.

Not an organization or business, this logo is for a style blog. The blog pays homage to all things tasteful, including home (decorating, furniture, landscaping), clothes & shoes, and entertainment.

Parish Marriage Partners gives resources and support to Catholic parishes for their married parishioners, primarily through a newsletter service.

This is for a small content marketing agency. The agency writes white papers, case studies, email funnels, blog posts, and provides social media management. They focus on professional service providers (accountants, architects, chiropractors, corporate trainers, productivity experts), and STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) companies.

Tumaini provides humanitarian (medical, educational) relief and compassion to families and children in Tanzania and the Ivory Coast.

For a small private classical K-12 school. The slogan means "for God and truth."

We work with law firms to establish credibility and visibility both in print and on the web with marketing collateral and copy that builds the firm's brand and compels the firm's prospects to choose them over the competition. This is mostly done through establishing a web and social media presence.

We are a small farm specializing in white corn. Our corn is sold to Mexican bakeries who make fresh tortillas with the corn. Terra Grana is Latin for "grains of the earth." We are looking into branching into other areas of agriculture, possibly including chickens, turkeys, and vegetables. Corn therefore might be a part of the logo (either the ear or the kernel), but I'd like to find a way to work other aspects of the business into the image. I am inclined to think that a more abstract image may work better than the grossly-overdone barn, ear of corn, tractor, etc. However, the image needs to connect w/ the audience. The buyers work with us because of the quality of the grain produced, the regular sterilization of the grain holding areas, and the efforts to avoid genetic cross-contamination. We want to communicate the quality of the grain (minimal foreign matter; whole, uncracked kernels; no mold) while appearing to sell something that will taste great.

We partner with hospitals to improve (modernize) their interactions and communication with consumers and employees.

The Matthews Group focuses on small to mid-sized business position, copy, and content marketing -- specifically, we work on creating an online reputation that works with and is congruent to a firm's "real life" reputation. We merge your online and offline marketing by building credibility in both places.