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Reaching a new audience
HBG Training Programmes
Reaching a new audience
HBG Training Programmes
Reaching a new audience
Elinor Davies
– Historic & Botanic Garden Training Manager:
‘One of our key concerns when starting this project was how reactive the appointed company could be to our needs. It was important to work with a company who could provide a tailored service within a short delivery window.
Tony provided this and more. He had an original and dynamic approach which fit our existing theme but helped to introduce a more modern feel.’
Elinor Davies
– Historic & Botanic Garden Training Manager:
‘One of our key concerns when starting this project was how reactive the appointed company could be to our needs. It was important to work with a company who could provide a tailored service within a short delivery window.
Tony provided this and more. He had an original and dynamic approach which fit our existing theme but helped to introduce a more modern feel.’
Elinor Davies
– Historic & Botanic Garden Training Manager:
‘One of our key concerns when starting this project was how reactive the appointed company could be to our needs. It was important to work with a company who could provide a tailored service within a short delivery window.
Tony provided this and more. He had an original and dynamic approach which fit our existing theme but helped to introduce a more modern feel.’
The HBGTP is a charity that helps people develop their horticultural skills to kickstart their careers. English Heritage’s Elinor runs the charity as manager with a small team, and in that role she looks after the marketing material.
Elinor previously made all the assets herself, but recently sought a change — recognising that hiring a specialist would both speed up the process and add a professional sheen to the work. She was also hoping that remaking it in a more modern light would result in it appealing more to a younger audience. Even then, the material still had to attract placement gardens so it would have to cater to both groups.
The HBGTP is a charity that helps people develop their horticultural skills to kickstart their careers. English Heritage’s Elinor runs the charity as manager with a small team, and in that role she looks after the marketing material.
Elinor previously made all the assets herself, but recently sought a change — recognising that hiring a specialist would both speed up the process and add a professional sheen to the work. She was also hoping that remaking it in a more modern light would result in it appealing more to a younger audience. Even then, the material still had to attract placement gardens so it would have to cater to both groups.
The HBGTP is a charity that helps people develop their horticultural skills to kickstart their careers. English Heritage’s Elinor runs the charity as manager with a small team, and in that role she looks after the marketing material.
Elinor previously made all the assets herself, but recently sought a change — recognising that hiring a specialist would both speed up the process and add a professional sheen to the work. She was also hoping that remaking it in a more modern light would result in it appealing more to a younger audience. Even then, the material still had to attract placement gardens so it would have to cater to both groups.
On starting the design work, we were wary the HBGTP was booked onto an imminent careers fair. Given the initial deadline we chose to prioritise the logo and banner designs, which would be most useful for that fair. By singling those out we jumped our first hurdle in good time.
Ultimately we managed to retain the feel of the brand by keeping the colour scheme and typefaces fairly consistent with previous marketing efforts. The amount of copy on the designs proved another challenge, going on to make the use of space one of the major considerations. To solve this problem, we were deliberate in our use of colour and emphasis, using it to subtly guide the reader’s eye.
On starting the design work, we were wary the HBGTP was booked onto an imminent careers fair. Given the initial deadline we chose to prioritise the logo and banner designs, which would be most useful for that fair. By singling those out we jumped our first hurdle in good time.
Ultimately we managed to retain the feel of the brand by keeping the colour scheme and typefaces fairly consistent with previous marketing efforts. The amount of copy on the designs proved another challenge, going on to make the use of space one of the major considerations. To solve this problem, we were deliberate in our use of colour and emphasis, using it to subtly guide the reader’s eye.
On starting the design work, we were wary the HBGTP was booked onto an imminent careers fair. Given the initial deadline we chose to prioritise the logo and banner designs, which would be most useful for that fair. By singling those out we jumped our first hurdle in good time.
Ultimately we managed to retain the feel of the brand by keeping the colour scheme and typefaces fairly consistent with previous marketing efforts. The amount of copy on the designs proved another challenge, going on to make the use of space one of the major considerations. To solve this problem, we were deliberate in our use of colour and emphasis, using it to subtly guide the reader’s eye.
Once the banners were designed we focused on applying the look to other forms of media like flyers. Creating a central horticultural theme allowed us to switch up subtle details, keeping new creations fresh, yet familiar.
Having created that theme for the marketing, we rolled it out across a variety of print & web formats. Finding photographs that resembled the target audience proved tricky, but we persevered — managing to showcase a range of great highlights from the scheme.
Once the banners were designed we focused on applying the look to other forms of media like flyers. Creating a central horticultural theme allowed us to switch up subtle details, keeping new creations fresh, yet familiar.
Having created that theme for the marketing, we rolled it out across a variety of print & web formats. Finding photographs that resembled the target audience proved tricky, but we persevered — managing to showcase a range of great highlights from the scheme.
Once the banners were designed we focused on applying the look to other forms of media like flyers. Creating a central horticultural theme allowed us to switch up subtle details, keeping new creations fresh, yet familiar.
Having created that theme for the marketing, we rolled it out across a variety of print & web formats. Finding photographs that resembled the target audience proved tricky, but we persevered — managing to showcase a range of great highlights from the scheme.
Since we began working together, Elinor and I have created a range of things to help the HBGTP look its best and sow interest (very punny) in a new audience.
The Flyers, Banners, Brochures and other deliverables will help HBGTP’s team push the marketing effort further, appealing to more people at fairs and standing out in emails and direct mail.
Elinor Davies
– Historic & Botanic Garden Training Manager:
‘We are very grateful to Tony for providing such an excellent service in the production of our new marketing material and brand update.
We are very happy with the finished results and will certainly be returning to Marque again.’
Since we began working together, Elinor and I have created a range of things to help the HBGTP look its best and sow interest (very punny) in a new audience.
The Flyers, Banners, Brochures and other deliverables will help HBGTP’s team push the marketing effort further, appealing to more people at fairs and standing out in emails and direct mail.
Since we began working together, Elinor and I have created a range of things to help the HBGTP look its best and sow interest (very punny) in a new audience.
The Flyers, Banners, Brochures and other deliverables will help HBGTP’s team push the marketing effort further, appealing to more people at fairs and standing out in emails and direct mail.
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Elinor Davies
– Historic & Botanic Garden Training Manager:
‘We are very grateful to Tony for providing such an excellent service in the production of our new marketing material and brand update.
We are very happy with the finished results and will certainly be returning to Marque again.’
Elinor Davies
– Historic & Botanic Garden Training Manager:
‘We are very grateful to Tony for providing such an excellent service in the production of our new marketing material and brand update.
We are very happy with the finished results and will certainly be returning to Marque again.’
→ That was interesting! Show me more.
→ I’m ready to make my Marque. Let’s chat.
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→ I’m ready to make my Marque. Let’s chat.
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