CML Supply – Logo | Lexington KY
Logo designed for CML Supply in Lexington KY. They provide quality hand tools, power tools, electronic assembly tools….
Web Design, Digital Media & Internet Marketing
Logo designed for CML Supply in Lexington KY. They provide quality hand tools, power tools, electronic assembly tools….
We designed the 30-page Booklet for the Lexington Venture Club (Commerce Lexington) for their 2012 …
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Logo designed for White Realty, LLC, in Richmond KY. White Realty brokers and agents are your resource for home buying….
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Logo designed by Startup Production for Art & Antiques in Cold Spring, NY. They are 5000+ sq.ft. antique & ….
Logo designed for L&A Mobile Fleet in Houston, TX. They service all tractor trailers, utility trucks, light and heavy duty…
Non-profit organization and community event organizers need funds to promote their cause, and the every year, corporations spend millions of dollars on cause-related marketing and event sponsorships. Organizations that become good sponsorship partners realize that this is a business deal, not just a donation.
What is a Corporate Sponsorship? “To sponsor something is to support an event, activity, person, or organization financially or through the provision of products or services. A sponsor is the individual or group that provides the support, similar to a benefactor.” – Wikipedia
Startup Production, now in its 15th year of business, has had an exciting year in 2013. As internet marketing and the process of web design has evolved and transformed, we’ve added new services, expanded our team, and worked hard to keep our clients informed of these changes. “If we don’t change, we don’t grow. If…
Business Owners: It’s Time to Review With two weeks left to the year and even less of actually work days, now would be a good time to look back and review what you’ve accomplished in 2013.