VANCE WRIGHT ADAMS And Associates Inc.
Vance Wright Adams And Associates Inc. is an award-winning design firm located in Pittsburgh, PA. Successfully serving our clients since 1974, we specialize in custom solutions for print, tradeshows and exhibits, web design, social media and mobile applications.
That's when print design matters.
Print has been a key part of our portfolio since Day One. From posters to product brochures and annual reports; from magazine ads to billboards; from signs for trade show booths and the sides of jet planes; we are experienced in the classic art of high-impact graphic design. The discipline of print design — passion for readability, layout and color — informs our approach to all the other design services we provide.
We're also experienced in the production demands of print: coordinating with suppliers and creative teams; managing the inevitable last-minute edits, and meeting the iron-clad, no-matter-what schedule requirements of annual reports.
When you choose Vance Wright Adams And Associates for your print project, you're choosing quality, you're choosing impact, and you're also choosing experience in a field where experience can make all the difference.
Vance Wright Adams And Associates delivers the complete solution. From our years of experience with large, international shows for brands including Fortune 500 companies, we have the tools and relationships in place to build, ship and furnish your exhibit anywhere in the world. And we have the resources and the design discipline to keep your brand message consistent through all the collateral, interactive, advertising, web and other channels you need to give your customers a 360-degree experience.
Of all the time you spend with customers, we understand how valuable a trade show can be. That's why we're committed to building not just exhibits, but lasting relationships as well.
At Vance Wright Adams, we draw on a unique combination of branding experience and technology expertise to develop "purpose-driven" web systems and applications that not only look great, but are designed to support the goals and objectives of your organization.
We start the design process by getting to know you, your industry, your organization and its goals and objectives. Our design process is then structured around supporting these goals ensuring a maximum return on your investment. In the end, you will a receive visually appealing website that functions as a tireless member of your organization.
According to a Nielsen survey, smartphones such as the iPhone, Android, Blackberry and Windows Mobile currently make up 25% of the active mobile phone population and are on pace to outgrow standard cell phones by 2015. These devices feature internet access, text messaging, email, social networking and access to over 300,000 mobile applications.
How does a company leverage this growing technology to increase visibility, sales and customer satisfaction? And how do you create synergy with the branding equity you have in other channels?
Vance Wright Adams combines mobile platform expertise with four decades of multi-channel branding and design. Your first step in mobile development should be our Mobile Opportunity Analysis. VWA will analyze your organization's current mobile presence to create a long-term strategy to fully leverage these emerging technologies. This roadmap will outline recommended uses of mobile-optimized websites, social networking engagement, opportunities to create useful custom mobile applications, and ways to leverage existing mobile applications for the benefit of your organization and customers.
A QR code (abbreviated from Quick Response code) is a type of matrix barcode (or two-dimensional code) that has become popular due to its fast readability and large storage capacity.
QR codes commonly appear in magazines, on signs, buses, business cards, or on almost any object about which users might need information. Users with a camera phone equipped with the correct reader application can scan the image of the QR code to display text, create a text message, dial a telephone number, or open a web page in the device's web browser.
The power of a QRC campaign is in its ability to instantly convert a person who is leisurely reading printed media into an actively engaged user of mobile digital media. VWA creates customized landing pages that prompt these eager visitors to complete desired tasks. Such tasks may include joining a mailing list, a "Like" on Facebook, or following a Twitter feed. If the print ad promotes a specific product, users may be directed to a mobile landing page that allows them to order the product.
Both print design and web development firm, Vance Wright Adams has the personnel required to create an effective QRC campaign for your organization. Our print team will work in conjunction with you to create an advertisement that targets your desired demographic while our web team develops a mobile landing page that performs the tasks needed to convert visitors into leads and sales.
Social Media
According to Nielsen, over 80% of all Americans use a social network. Facebook now has over 800 million active users each spending an average of over 15 hours per month on the site. And everyday more and more people are using Twitter, Tumblr, Yelp, Foursquare, YouTube and many more.
Where does a company start? How can you attract some of that audience? And how do you manage your brand image across the social platform?
Social Media Opportunity Analysis
With a Social Media Opportunity Analysis by Vance Wright Adams, we help answer this question by first evaluating your website content and services, as well as your corporate culture and how it coincides with your target audience. From there we match your corporate profile to the best fitting social venues and services for your organization, identify any advertising opportunities within those networks and even brainstorm creative and innovative marketing campaigns.
Additional Services
In addition to our Opportunity Analysis services, Vance Wright Adams can also offers the following:
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