CREATIVE SERVICES
Creative services are a core part of The Burnette Agency. We pride ourselves in creating aesthetically pleasing pieces for our clients in an effort to build brand awareness. Visit the links below to see some of the work we've done for our clients.
BRANDING / Branding is the process of actively shaping your brand with a name, symbol, or design that belongs to your company. It distinguishes you from other products or services and in a nutshell… is what grabs your customers attention. It’s what you do and what you need to do to stand out.
EMAIL MARKETING / Email Marketing is the use of emails to promote your products or services. They can also be a great way to engage, interact, and develop relationships with your customers! The Burnette Agency handles the design and scheduling. All we need from you are the people!
MARKETING MATERIALS / Marketing materials are pieces that help further extend and support your brand. Just a few examples are brochures, flyers, letterhead, and business cards. But if we are being completely honest, marketing materials can expand from t-shirts to lawn signs and all way to window decals. These items should inform customers of your business and help create a positive customer experience. Want to think out of the box? We’re here to help push marketing material boundaries!
LOGO ILLUSTRATION / A logo is a graphic or symbol made up of text and/or images that is used to promote your brand. Your logo will be used across all marketing materials and throughout your branding. A good logo is the cornerstone of a brand and it helps customers understand what you do, who you are, and what you value!
SOCIAL MEDIA GRAPHICS / Social media graphics are great to support your social media strategy. No matter how great your text is, no one is going to notice it, unless it is accompanied by some nice visuals to grab people's attention. This is where we come in. We will help create social media graphics that are consistent and complimentary to your branding and already wonderful social channels.
