Advertising Services
Creating good advertising is about creating ideas that sell. Creating effective ads takes more than marketing know-how. A great ad will creatively grab the viewer’s attention, and it should have a clear selling point and communicate effectively to the target audience.
It makes a difference whether the ad is traditional print, trade show, magazine, web, or social media – all need to be adapted differently. For example, when designing web banners, there are usually requirements on specific dimensions and maximum file size. For a newspaper ad, the amount of text must fit the size of the ad – several paragraphs in a small space means most people will pass over it. People tend to have short attention spans. For that reason, passersby will largely ignore a billboard if it contains more than 15 words. Therefore photography and imagery come into play, as they can be more effective if done well.
With so much advertising encountered by everyone each day, only ads that really stand out will be effective. However, we understand that money is sometimes a defining factor. Therefore, we can work with your budget and help you decide what types of advertising to pursue, if necessary.
We’re based in Tulsa and build advertising for Oklahoma businesses and for clients well outside it — print, trade show, magazine, web and social, each adapted to what that format actually allows.
“Building a reputation after launching a brand campaign takes time, but media and social media integration can help make it much more effective.”
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Advertising FAQs
Do you place the media?
No, and that’s deliberate. Media buying is something you can handle yourself, and marking it up to do it for you doesn’t sit right with us. We build the creative. You place it, and you keep the difference.
What does an advertising project cost?
It depends on how many formats you need and how much has to be created rather than adapted. A campaign running in five places isn’t five times the work, but it isn’t one ad either. We scope it, then quote it.
What makes an ad actually work?
It grabs attention, makes one clear point, and fits the format it’s running in. That last part gets skipped most often. A billboard with more than about fifteen words is a billboard nobody reads, and a newspaper ad crammed with paragraphs is one most people turn past.
Do you use AI to generate ad creative?
No. We use AI tools where they save time in production, but the idea and the craft are ours. An ad works because someone decided what to leave out — that’s a judgment call, and it’s the thing generative tools are worst at.
Do you work with companies outside Oklahoma?
Yes. We’ve done a good deal of work in Tulsa, but most of our clients are well beyond it. Meetings run online either way.