Brandcarte

Needless to say, most marketers are feeling the pinch right now. Budgets are being slashed. Headcounts are down. Programs are jeopardized.

Believe it or not, though, consumers are still spending.

And, amazingly, there's historical evidence that even during the Great Depression, brands that kept on — and even increased — their marketing and advertising spend — brands like Procter & Gamble, Chevrolet, and Camel cigarettes — were able to expand their market lead and/or overtake their competitors.
To quote many a sage, crisis breeds opportunity.

That's why Brandloft, a leading branding and marketing communications agency in South Norwalk, is introducing Brandcarte, a new suite of services to help you market more effectively and efficiently in today's tough economy.

Don't have the headcount to mount all your vital programs? Outsource it to Brandcarte. We'll manage the project for a total price that's less than you would pay internal staff.

Need a highly targeted campaign that will pay for itself and then some? Brandcarte from Brandloft is your answer (our last highly targeted B2B program paid back six-to-one in year one).

Need to reposition your brand to better adapt to today's economy? Take advantage of our partners' collective 60 years branding experience on Madison Avenue and with large multinationals.

For more on our areas of expertise, check the links below:


B2B: See how we delivered a six-to-one return on a highly targeted program that got right to the decision makers. Read more		Publishing & Entertainment: See how we effectively helped sell books by celebrity authors and deliver double-digit increases in author submissions for one of the world's leading self-publishing companies. Read more		Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals: See how we successfully repositioned a leading global trade event in the pharmaceutical industry and helped develop a highly successful CME program for oncologists. Read more		Consumer: See how we helped some small companies get big results by applying efficient marketing savvy and talent. Read more

*From "How Brands thrived During the Great Depression" by Dave Chase.