Published on July 15, 2010
Our award winning combination of 30 years experience in corporate identity/branding combined with our expertise in website design is the complete package. Here at MMDA we want to share our latest with you; a complete effort for PDC Energy from name change to website.
The entire program included:
Name Study
Tag Line
Corporate Identity
Stationary Package
Graphic Standards Manual
Power Point Template
Signage/Vehicle Graphics
Website
The website was launched this morning, July 15, timed perfectly for the PDC Energy analyst meeting. It has already attracted attention and positive reviews. Please visit the site at http://www/petd.com
Does your brand need some work? Is that website your brother-in-law designed starting to look tired? Pick up the phone and call us. Change is just ten digits away!
Published on July 7, 2010
We’re not strangers to our design producing great results but it’s always nice to know when a job has served our clients well. Take a look at these recent rave reviews from three of our clients.
“The ideas you put forward on the shipping boxes, website and show exhibits are excellent… The website and shipping boxes in particular have already generated many positive comments.”
Chris Cooper, CEO, Weaver and Company. July, 2010.
“I have gotten excellent reviews on the website from everyone who has looked at it. They say it is very professional and the comments are unsolicited so I am very pleased about that. People can tell that it is not a canned website site wizard. Also most people that I meet ask me if this is a franchise or a national company so the corporate identity is definitely working in my favor and exactly as we intended.
I just wanted to let you know the kind of positive feedback that I am getting on the corporate identity and I truly appreciate your excellent work.”
Carter Sales, Owner, Accu-Door. August, 2009.
“I write on behalf of the entire Greater Park Hill board of directors to thank you for your wonderful design work for the recent Garden Walk. You did a great deal to make this a new and special event for the neighborhood. We want you to know how much we appreciate your efforts.
We had many, many comments on the spectacular new logo this year, which really did create a new look both for the day and for the neighborhood. You obviously have great talent.”
Charles Holum, Chair, Board of Directors, Greater Park Hill Community.
August, 2009.
This is exactly the kind of feedback we thrive on- knowing that our design made a difference for our clients businesses and impacted others in a positive way. So whether it is a brand new corporate identity, a revised logo, or creative shipping boxes, we are here to make all your design dreams a reality.
And if we already have…please let us know.
Published on December 3, 2009
Thanksgiving is already a week behind us, the snow is falling, and there are Tacky Sweater parties to go to. Which means it’s also that busy time of the year for us: Annual Report Season.
With Newmont Mining, Bill Barrett Corporation, General Moly, and Mark West Energy Partners on board for an annual report, it’s already looking to be a busy year for us. But the story doesn’t end there; there are other prospects on the way, which means we may really have our work cut out for us. We’ll keep you posted with updates.
Published on October 5, 2009
- Average annual report budget was $156,000 while the mean budget was $97,500
- Average cost per printed annual report was $6.62 while the mean cost per copy was $4.32. Smaller quantities increase unit costs.
- Only 5% of companies shifted their budgets toward digital media
- Only 3% of the companies did not print any annual report shareholder materials
- Print annual report budgets decreased by an average of 8% primarily through smaller print quantities
- 53% were 10-k wraps
- 35% were traditional annual reports
- 12% were summary annual reports
- Retail voting with Notice and Access was 12.93% vs. without Notice and Access 19.71%
Published on September 25, 2009
With an increasing awareness of our use of paper, how can we print more responsibly?
Did you know:
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Recycled can mean
- before consumer or
- after
The more post-consumer content the better. There are many 100% post-consumer papers out there.
- Soy-based ink is a greener ink choice. Actually most inks are now non-petroleum-based, but be sure to ask.
- Paper companies can give you total wind-powered paper production.
- Most importantly, the printer should be FSC Certified to ensure that from tree to bindery, every aspect of the process has been monitored and controlled for the least impact on the environment.
Know too that going green means spending more green.