Insights: Customer Experience
Are Details a Matter for God or the Devil?
Here’s how the details can make or break your next communication effort.
Thanks for the Clicks! Our Top 10 Videos
Langton Creative Group surpassed 1000 video views!
Everyone is not your audience. Who is?
A Better World Starts with Good Design
Consider the design of the whole customer experience.
Should your logo be replaced…or can it be refreshed?
Sometimes, minor changes and adjustments can be made to a logo. We call that a logo “refresh.”
Langton Creative Wins 5 American Design Awards
We are proud to announce that we received awards for five projects we designed for Arizona State University, Bnai Zion Foundation, International Rescue Committee, and Safe Water Network.
Art Direction for the Next Generation
Inspiration meets real-world experience as students from BMCC created new promotions for the nonprofit, Educational Alliance.
Make News: Your Anniversary is a not-to-be-missed PR opportunity
Tell your story and then use your milestones to connect to core values so that you may celebrate an anniversary that really matters.
Primary Care Development Corporation: NonProfit Healthcare Resource at 20
Make your anniversary an amazing stewardship opportunity
MONY at 150 Years
The anniversary case study #1: MONY used their anniversary to remind customers how surviving in the past helps them prosper in the future.
6 Steps to Promote Your Next Event
Entice your audience with visuals that tease, illuminate and compel them to care about your event.
The Risks of Toxic Brand Partnerships
How can you avoid partnering with Harvey Weinstein or Uber?
Keller at Langton Creative wins Package Design Award
Jim Keller, Design Director at Langton Creative Group, took home an American Package Design Award for his design of the self-titled music album "Mac Gollehon and The Hispanic Mechanics."
Get Real in 2017
Express your humanity in your brand by changing “I think, therefore I am” to “I care, therefore I am.”
Hamilton Teaches 10 Marketing Tips
Lin-Manuel Miranda says that rap was the right music style to capture the enormous amount of words that Alexander Hamilton wrote. What can the musical Hamilton teach us about marketing?
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