Homes with Heart – ILP
The ILP campaign, like other CM and HWHVC programs, worked to change the public’s perception of youth raised in the…
The rise and fall of great civilizations has a direct effect on our world today. Cultural branding uses the mores and ethnic backgrounds of people throughout history, focusing on finding future trends delivered to us from the past.
Cultural Brand Strategy keys in on how consumers experience the brand or cause and is sensitive to what your marketplace most desires to hear. Consortium Media provides our clients with an innovative pathway to change the way people think.
The CM+ThoughtShift process is our secret ingredient to shift social change messaging for industries including Child Welfare, Social Services, Food Insecurities, Corporate image, and more. Rooted in compassionate logic, our messaging encourages established brands to evolve and help build what we like to call BOOTHAS (Brands Out Of Thin Air).
Based on years of successful brand development, Denise Bean-White uses her knowledge of prehistory and world history cultures to ensure brand messaging is effectively and consistently communicated to today’s audiences while staying trend and central to the core vision of the client.
Combined with our 5 Pillars of Marketing Success, CM+ThoughtShift clients see an accelerated brand shift into the hearts and minds of consumers!
– DBW
The ILP campaign, like other CM and HWHVC programs, worked to change the public’s perception of youth raised in the…
Treasure Our Farms is designed to increase awareness about Ventura County’s deep farming and ranching history, the importance of having…
Consortium Media developed a robust campaign that involved strategic messaging to spread awareness about the upcoming inspirational speaker event with…
CM+PR utilized our extensive experience with brand strategy and development to implement an overarching philosophy brand, Strengthening VC Families, which…
Consortium Media designed a program to honor and bring social workers stories to light. We brought the social workers front…