Posted on June 09, 2018
In business, being the first to market with your product is one of the key ways to differentiate yourself from the competition. The first to market is often the one that is able to best anchor their brand in the minds of consumers. While this is certainly true, there is something else that successful brands are able to accomplish in order to maintain their dominance in the space. Jim Dygas, co-founder of Urban Accents, understands this well.
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Posted on June 06, 2018
This month's employee spotlight features Martha. Martha is one of our sales representatives, but that's just a fancy term that means she loves people. As it turns out, that trait is why our clients always speak highly of her work ethic and outgoing personality!
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Posted on April 14, 2018
This month's employee spotlight features Marcellous. His positive demeanor is always contagious around the office, and he'll likely have you cracking a smile in this quick 60 second clip!
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Posted on April 14, 2018
Primal Business vs. Primitive Business
The resourcefulness of a modern hunter-gatherer
A passion for a product and the desire to figure it out – this is the beginning of countless success stories. However, what is too often absent from the polished narratives are the little details of how a business turned passion into product. Business owners need the meat of the story, not the fluff.
There is a phase that every successful business undergoes, and that’s determining which tasks they can accomplish in-house, and which require a trusted partner. Nationally-distributed jerky brand, The New Primal, came to this realization when the demand for their sustainably-sourced and minimally processed jerky skyrocketed amidst an increasingly saturated market.
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Posted on March 05, 2018
We're proud to have been a sponsor of Susan G. Komen Tulsa's Pink Stiletto fundraising event. We produced the packaging used for the chocolates that were part of the event favors given to attendees.
100% of the funds raised from the event are donated to breast cancer causes. That breaks down into 75% for local breast health services and 25% to support national research!
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