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Referred by brethren company Entegra, Marketing Eye was able to provide FrameCo with a full suite of outsourced marketing services as FrameCo worked to redefine their new brand. From a 12-month marketing and communication strategy, website design, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), logo design, email campaigns, blogs, brochures, video direction, to social media and lead generation, Marketing Eye’s marketing specialists worked diligently to complete the entire rebrand meticulously. The FrameCo brand now embodies the fresh and modern look which represents the quality, dependability, and innovativeness of their construction services to customers and prospects.

With the implementation of a strategic marketing plan with Marketing Eye, FrameCo was better able to reach new audiences and communicate their services. Changes to the branding and positioning across all channels have empowered FrameCo to actively engage with new leads and convert them easier and more affluently.

FrameCo offers contractors and builders a new and improved method or process of construction through prefabrication. From their plant in the city of Cleveland, Ohio, FrameCo delivers cost-effective and innovative solutions for every step of the building process - economical design, engineering, fabrication, and installation.

We hear this all the time from clients:


“My product and/or service is amazing!
It has so many capabilities and endless possibilities- it can do this and it can do that…
We need to do this and we need to do that right now!”


While the end product is in fact amazing, these entrepreneurs are so head deep into their product that it consumes them. It consumes them so much to which they have lost sight of their initial goal. Establishing their brand. Yes, it’s great that your product does so many things and will be able to do much more in the future, but ask yourself “Is my brand well known right now?” if you answered no then take a step back and focus on pushing out current content that tells your brand story. Once your product has traction then you can start releasing and pushing out new content.

Whether you are a fresh start-up or looking to rebrand your company now that things have finally slowed down, logo design plays a big part in the marketing equation. Although it is one of the tougher parts of marketing to quantify, forgetting about your logo can be a hidden anchor that holds your marketing efforts back. Taking the time to really dig for a creative design or revisit your logo can pay big dividends. Here are five insights that will give structure and intention to your logo design process.

Our extraordinary client Fabricare Center is Marketing Eye's featured guest blog of the week. The exceptional Dry Cleaner is opening their second location in the Sandy Springs area at the end of March. Check them out if you live in Atlanta, they offer free pickup and delivery.

Improving the quality and care of your garments has and will always their top priority. Not only have they been focused on expansion and having a wider reach within the community, but they have recently undergone a branding refresh. After 40 years of service it was time for a new look and feel. Yes, their is new branding and a new location, but the same great service still exists.

The only thing more powerful than a big idea is the team that can see it through. 

Many of us have big, huge, gigantic ideas - but how many of these ideas actually see light of day. Statistics show that not many do. 

If you are anything like me, you live and breathe ideas and the very essence of your being is celebrating the fact that you are an "ideas person". But an idea is just that unless you do something about it.

I am fascinated with color: the history behind it, the emotions it evokes and its simple beauty.

Since entering the marketing industry, I now have an appreciation of how color influences brand identity.

Design is one of the most important facets of any marketing campaign. Although it isn’t something we think too much about when we are looking at an ad, logo or a brochure, the fact is if the design isn’t attractive we just won’t read the paraphernalia.

Earlier this year Business Insider ran a piece on The 15 Worst Corporate Logo Fails. Topping the list was the London 2012 logo, which some mistook for a Nazi logo and others for Lisa Simpson being a very naughty girl. 

When Michael Reed first came to me with his idea, it was before its time. He enthusiastically shared his desire to build a online platform where consumers and businesses can get all their logistics needs at a click of the button, and for the most competitive price.

Not too indifferent to when Expedia launched onto the marketplace, Michael wanted people to be able to move everything from their dog, through to their house, a container of furniture, through to bulk handling products. A place where it all can be done, with full visibility of the competitive landscape.