A Graduate at 100

Posted in: Business Strategies, Graphic Design, Logo, Marketing Strategy- Jul 22, 2010 Comments Off

The iconic Italian car manufacturer Alfa Romeo is celebrating its 100th birthday this year. One hundred years for any company is quite an achievement but it got us thinking about the Alfa Romeo brand. A brand is a promise, pure and simple. Alfa Romeo cars turn heads, look fast standing still, are engineered for the [...]

Social Marketing Ideas for NH Farmers

Posted in: Marketing Strategy, Social Media Marketing- Jun 16, 2010 2 Comments

The way that online marketing is evolving these days, the tools and means for anyone to market online now exist. I was inspired this week after my regular visit with my family to our farm co-op in Stoddard NH. During the summer we visit the farm every Monday and pick up our share of the [...]

Create Your Own Newsletters

Posted in: Graphic Design, Healthcare, Marketing Strategy- Jun 14, 2010 Comments Off

Recently one of our long-time clients (Monadnock Community Hospital) contacted us about setting up an employee newsletter template for their health care organization. We advised MCH on the pros and cons of undertaking such a project, then called in one of our print vendors (SPC) to create an online portal that allowed our clients to [...]

New Hampshire Healthcare Video

Posted in: Healthcare, Videos- Mar 19, 2010 Comments Off

If a picture tells a thousand words, how do you quantify a video presentation? FirstTracks Marketing Group was asked by Monadnock Healthy Teeth to Toes (a program developed at Monadnock Community Hospital in Peterborough, NH that educates children in healthy oral hygiene and nutrition practices) to create a short video loop.

Want to be the wet baby?

Posted in: Corporate Identity, Logo, Marketing Strategy, Social Media Marketing- Mar 04, 2010 Comments Off

In my previous business life I lived in the world of manufacturing just as industries were moving to Asia. In my industry the manufacturing was first in the US, then Korea which had the right raw materials and labor costs, then in an instant it all moved to China.