Chatham Trail Association, a 501c3 non-profit, contracted Lear Marketing to take their website out of the dark ages. They wanted a visually engaging, user-friendly website that could easily accept donations, sell merchandise, collect registrations and online sign-ups for their bi-annual work weekends, and one that would aptly showcase the trails its maintained for 100 years! The result is a stunning, SEO optimized website that’s increased visitors, engagement, donations and one that CTA can update on their own as needed.
Suzy Assists
Not everyone needs social media or a website. When Suzy D. wanted to get clear on her offerings, she reached out to Julie. Suzy wanted a collaborative partner to help hone and give shape to her dream of assisting others. Julie began by coaching Suzy to clarify her vision, get clear on her distinct services, and then crafted copy and art to align with Suzy’s dream. The results: a flier, postcard, and business cards that Suzy can use to spread the word about her good works.
Elephant Tree Yoga
When Elephant Tree Yoga decided to open its yoga studio, it contracted Lear Marketing to develop and implement its business foundations for success: brand look and feel, website, MindBody payment gateway/client management system, and an integrated digital and physical collateral package: email marketing templates, social media sites, flyers, class schedules, gift certificates, in-studio signage and more.
White Horse Recovery
When White Horse Recovery transitioned from an addiction-only center to a full-service behavioral health operation, they contacted Lear Marketing to help rebrand their facility to one they could grow into as their offerings and services expanded. Lear Marketing conducted a full brand assessment which resulted in developing a new mission, logo, and complete redesign of their website.
The Name Work
When MFT Lily Dulan, author of Giving Grief Meaning, wanted to create a deck of cards to accompany her method of working with names to move through suffering and loss, she contracted Lear Marketing. Julie designed the card deck along with an instruction booklet to support this new self help modality.
