Sample Gallery: We help businesses improve their appearance and communications on the web and in their materials.

Direct Marketing

Frog Island Creative Services can help you develop your direct mail campaign with design services, copywriting, and coordination of print and mailing services. Whether you need a single postcard or an entire campaign of materials, we can provide the services you need to get the right message in front of your customers. Take a look at some of the postcards we've developed for our customers (and ourselves).

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Esquire Interiors

Once Esquire Interiors settled into their new location, they featured another sale and a party to celebrate their move and get their clients to come visit their new, expanded showroom.
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Esquire Interiors

When Esquire Interiors moved into their new location, we helped them to develop a postcard that to promote the sale they featured to inform their customers about their new location.
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VoiceManager 360

In this postcard developed for BoTech Communications, we promoted their broadband-based phone system which allowed smaller businesses to get the functionality of large corporate phone systems at an affordable cost.
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BoTech Communications

This postcard needed to convey to its audience of smaller businesses with no internal IT department that BoTech Communications could help them with frustrating IT problems.
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Arbortext

We developed this postcard for Arbortext to help promote a webinar tackling the issue of how to reduce the amount of redundant content organizations create and manage.
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Arbortext

For this postcard we did for Arbortext, we needed to convey the power, speed and control their publishing system provided over traditional publishing methods.
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FICS

Okay, FICS is Frog Island Creative Services. We need to do marketing too! Our latest direct mail pieces were so effective we thought, "why not add them to the gallery?" So, that's what we did. We're not showing off—really.
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