New campaigns. New brands. New businesses. New buzz. The name, web address and slogan can mean the difference between being glazed over and attracting an audience.
Alphabetty has developed the following brand and business names and slogans for clients:
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Espresso and United Way Toronto wanted to create a cause-driven online community that would get to the heart of why people in their 20s and 30s should volunteer and donate to improve their city. Give a Damn pretty much says it all. |
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Apple Nannies, a Canadian live-in nanny agency, was up for a rebrand. They wanted to a slogan that spoke to their dedication of helping families achieve the happiness and balance they wanted. Alphabetty developed their new slogan: Our life's work is helping your life work! They've been helping more Canadian families ever since. |
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When Bill Harrison decided to turn his hobby of photography into something he could share with the world, he needed to create a gallery that reflected his wide breadth of work. Alphabetty found a name to grasp it all: This Life Gallery. |
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Alison, wedding planner extraordinaire, wanted to bring a sense of fun and whimsy to an industry that was sometimes a little too hung up on decorum. Alphabetty developed the name of A Hot Pink Petticoat to capture the spark Alison's new business was known for. |
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Alison of A Hot Pink Petticoat had such a great response to her business name that she came back to Alphabetty for more! Looking for light-hearted titles for her different wedding packages and services, Alison was thrilled with the final result:
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