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Blue Ribbon Steak & Seafood

When Michael, a Fort Myers, Fl, based businessman entered our store for the first time, it took just seconds for him to take over the place: He introduced himself, everybody shared a little story, he laughed, he talked, we laughed, he convinced us to buy 22 lb. of meat-in-a-box for 120 bucks.

But we were already on a mission the moment we saw both his introductory brochure—a mess of black tint printed on both sides of a rather intense blue colored paper—and his, ahem, peculiar business cards. We let him know we wanted to help him to get more business.

Brochure to promote and inform about Blue Ribbon Steak and Seafood promotions. Click the image to see both sides of the brochure.

Design for Car Magnet.

Click on the image to see some website pages

Less than a week later, we invited Michael back to our studio, this time to show him some sketches we had created to get his business to the next level. We discussed ideas, shared info, checked the budget… we got the job, and Michael was as happy as he can be knowing he got a great deal.

Soon enough, final designs for logo, business cards, brochure and car magnets were ready, approved, then sent to the printer. Blue Ribbon website was launched and has been running since. All this has helped Michael to introduce his business more effectively in the Southwest Florida area

UPDATE 07/15/2010: Michael (find him at www.blueribbonsteakandseafood.com) has grown his business, he is doing great, and he has hired new personnel to cover a greater distribution area. He continues to order new brochures every 60-90 days and new business cards have been printed. New products have been incorporated to his offer, and his website has been updated. Congrats, Michael!

Design for Truck Sticker 4′ wide.

What we did for Michael and his family business, and dozens of other small businesses, we can do for you. We would love to.
Call me, Cesar Alsina, whenever you are ready to invest in your company or product’s marketing, at 239 947 3347.

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