In this web 2.0 world (or is it 3.0 now?) it's easy to forget the tried-and-true tactics of promotion that have worked pre-Internet, pre-TV, and almost pre-cave painting. We refer to your building, your trucks, and other ad venues that your company already owns, but probably don't use effectively.
Case in point, was a not-so-lovely stretch of concrete pillars that circumscribe Swedish Medical Center's Ballard campus. What most Ballardites saw as an eyesore, we saw as a signage fixture. So, after many months of advocating for this idea, it finally came to pass. The illustrative banners feel more like public art than advertising, and what messages you do see are delivered with a pretty light touch (Example: Ballard -- We have our own Seafood Fest and our own hospital. Not saying which one is more fun.)
In addition to getting some subtle words out about Swedish on Ballard's busiest street, the banners do the double duty of making the Swedish campus visible from Market Street. (A tip of the Worker Bees' cap to Turnstyle for a brilliant design execution and for being extraordinarily nice people.)
