We’ve always been known for our provocative work. Recently, we sat down and put our minds together to develop a new brand position that would capture, in as few words as possible, the essence of what we do everyday. The result: never boring.
We then decided we needed to build a new Crowley Webb website that would show exactly what we meant. We looked at lots of industry websites, determined what the rules were, and then made sure we broke them. At our brainstorming sessions, every time one of us came up with a new idea they would look around the table and ask the critical question: “Is this boring?”
We invite you to see what we came up with by visiting www.crowleywebb.com. We believe our new site showcases our agency and our work in ways that are anything but boring. So dig around. You never know what you might find.
Our agency participated in a unique family project this past spring and summer. Neil Haskell – the younger brother of our media planner/buyer Erin Haskell – made it into the Top-20 lineup of dancers who competed in the Fox reality show, So You Think You Can Dance. When Erin heard the news, her intuitive marketing sense kicked into high gear. She immediately contacted a photographer friend, Scott Southerland, to set up a
There’s a new face at Crowley Webb. On August 6, local legend Mike Story became the agency’s new director of business development.