Tripled return-on-investment during our two-year client acquisition campaigns, leading to an increase in new exchanges.

Clark Planetarium

Coming Soon Eastern Arizona College

Increased the subscriber base of the live TV streaming service 35% in the first five months.

After 2,600 interactions, project was approved with zero negative comments in public hearings.

Kearns Building

Parsons Behle & Latimer

Back of Beyond Books

ORGANIZATIONS ARE IN A FIGHT AGAINST INVISIBILITY.

A fight to stand apart and above its competitors. A fight to even get their message seen and heard. Caught in the age of the disposable; disposable content, disposable advertising, here today gone tomorrow, it’s a fight to even be noticed.

Every brand has a story. But just because you’re telling it doesn’t mean anyone is listening. In our frenetic, fragmented world you have to redirect the story in your favor and redirect attention away from competition in order to accelerate business growth. That isn’t done with creative bred from organizations afraid to stand out. Generic generism that simply just exists. The unnoticed, cookie-cutter, personality void creative overly pervasive in our world that screams loud and clear: please ignore me.

Winning the fight to get your message seen and heard requires the strategies and marketing execution that gets your brand story in front of the right people, at the right time, with the right message. It requires fearless creative that doesn’t meagerly ask for attention. But demands it. And, it requires the partnership and trust that comes while working together.

Because in this fight, we only win if you win.

REDIRECT, THE STORY

Here at Redirect, we’re all about taking action to help build your business. So we wrote a little book about who we are, what we think, and how we can help your organization move the business needle by standing out in a bland world of sameness. What techniques and strategies can we use to meet your goal? We’ll tell you. Why is killer creative so important to the sales cycle of your business? We’ll tell you. And there are dad jokes, even though in an agency intro deck that’s probably a faux pa.