marketing

proVanceTek has been doing web design for small to medium sized organizations in the Central Ohio area and has the experience necessary to ensure an effective online campaign strategy for your group. You can simply sit back and relax while we provide a full service, turnkey package that suites your marketing needs.

proVanceTek's owner has been in the marketing industry since 2005 and has gained valuable experience in online, video, and print marketing. Robert Vance founded proVanceTek in 2007 to pursue his entrepreneurial itch to own his own marketing business. proVanceTek has since acquired customers all over the country and continues to slowly, but steadily grow.

The postcard seen in this post is an example of the marketing creativity employed at provancetek to provide a down-to-earth marketing style that proVanceTek customer's clients seem to connect to.

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We've been working with several clients in Greenville, NC who wanted us to design an advertising campaign for them using a different concept. Loosely, here's how it works...

Traditionally, companies have spent thousands on advertising. The concept, specifically, that we're twisting is mobile billboard advertising - big billboard advertisements that drive in circles all day around town hoping that potential customers will see the big billboard driving around and have enough time and coordination to write down the phone number or website that just passed them. While this concept is kool, it's ineffective and ridiculously expensive.

We took the neat idea and adapted it and have created a website dedicated strictly to our mobile marketing services. Our plan is to, not have one large moving billboard, but rather, have smaller advertisements affixed to tons of cars. We've built a network of college students who commute to and from classes each day, drive back and forth to student activities and club meetings, and scurry around town running errands. Our concept was to utilize inexpensive car door magnets, affix a couple to a car, have tons of cars with the advertisements, driving around all throughout the day.

Our concept saves our clients money because 1) we use reasonably sized car door magnets that are inexpensive to produce compared to the large billboard prints used elsewhere and 2) we utilize cars that are already driving on the road instead of paying for a driver and all the gas to circulate around town all day. Our strategy also reaches more of our client's potential customers because 1) their ads are on tons of cars at once and 2) their potential customers are more likely to see the ads multiple times in a day.

East Carolina University Up 'til Dawn unveiled their sponsor board at their annual 2008 Letter Sending Campaign and proVanceTek appeared as one of the featured sponsors on the board.

proVanceTek has been providing Up 'til Dawn extensive marketing support for their efforts in raising money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, TN. Last year the group raised about $50k for the hospital and this year they hope to do better despite the poor economic situation our country is in right now.

proVanceTek has provided cost-free web hosting, design, and development for the group, making use of the Drupal Content Management System. We've also provided cost-free full-color high-gloss print marketing for the groups various projects.

For more information about proVanceTek's online or print marketing services feel free to give us a quick call!

We're proud to be hosting Up 'til Dawn's website. We even prouder to be providing other services above and beyond the call of duty. Our partnership with Up 'til Dawn began with designing and hosting their website and has spawned into a much closer business relationship.

The East Carolina University student organization was in need of some marketing and graphic design experience, proVanceTek has been helping the group create and print marketing materials to distribute on campus to students and faculty and to potential sponsoring businesses throughout Greenville, NC.

In addition to the paper marketing materials, we're also currently helping the group produce a promotional videos that will be used to recruit students on campus to get involved. Tentative plans are to have the video play prior to movies that are played in the on-campus movie theater, aired as a public service announcement on the campus cable network, and projected on the sides of buildings on campus. Keep an eye on the Up 'til Dawn website for the upcoming releases!

Our advertising materials arrived the other day! We make use of VistaPrint printing services and made out.

VistaPrint is always sending out free offers to its members. You can get tons of high quality printing for free! After doing the math, in the end, it seems to work out that we were essentially able to get everything buy one get one free. So we ordered tons of materials - letterhead, postcards, business cards, magnets, etc. This photo is of some of the magnets we ordered - we got all of them for "free"!

Well, long story short, when it all arrived, we went crazy! We ended up posting tons of postcards, a slew of business cards, and a bunch of brochures all over the Ohio State campus. We hit pretty much every bulletin board we could find. This probably outdid our mass direct mailing campaign we did in January to hand selected potential customers.

This week we mailed out hundreds and hundreds of letters and hundreds and hundreds of postcards to potential customers. We hand selected small businesses around the Columbus area to whom we wanted to provide website design and hosting services.

We usually order our printed materials through VistaPrint because of their high quality, fast turn around, and you can always count on them having free offers. So we ordered a bunch of letterhead and postcards, both buy one get one free style.

After hand signing, folding, and putting all of the letters into the envelopes; applying all of the address and return address labels to the envelopes; and applying postage to all of the pieces, we delivered a huge stack of mail to the post office and hope for the little ROI (about 1%) that direct mail offers.