Every business has a story. How are you telling yours?

Clients have included worked with not-for-profits, arts, tech, health, financial, real estate, hospitality and consumer. I can help build your brand, work with you creating a marketing plan, direct a talented graphic design team in creating tactical elements, and help you write your web content.

Jamesgang creative+communications llc is my latest endeavor and incarnation. Having been in business communications for 25 years, I’m not about to not show examples of past work. However, many of the samples you will see here are from my past lives as a creative director, copywriter, publicist and spin doctor.

In Marketing communications, we hear a lot about traditional marketing, new media, social networking, branding and, of course, the internet marketing tools.

But it all comes down to what is your business’s story and who are you telling it to? And, most importantly, who is listening.

Your brand strategy, how we interpret your story, and what components we choose will build an audience, define your market, increase your sales.  We may do that with a mix of social media, SEO, traditional marketing elements such as radio or print, build on a new business launch with news releases and YouTube(r) mixed with a publicity event. Perhaps you can utilize a billboard. Or, a coordinated full-blow integrated campaign with all these component. Maybe you already have a strategy and just need elements of marketing communications.

But, whatever your business, telling your story is my business.

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