Dale Croft Marketing Pack

Just completed for client Incommunities is a marketing pack for a new development of 25 three-bedroomed homes between Ilkley and Ben Rhydding. The pack consists of a carrier wallet and seven A4 inserts that contain detailed information on the individual house types including floorplans, dimensions and sales procedure. Printed on an uncoated stock the overall design and colour palette aims to communicate prestige whilst retaining an earthy, tactile quality.

Nufeet steps out

Aldred Design has created the logo for a new chiropody and podiatry clinic based in Bingley. An appointments card and A5-size flyer were also produced to launch the new practice.

Marketing material for WISE Campaign

Recently completed for WISE Campaign is a range of literature and marketing material including membership application forms, promotional postcards, an e-mailable welcome pack and designs for the 2013 WISE Awards, to be held at the Science Museum in London in November.

UK Energy Store powers up for business

Aldred Design has designed and produced a range of printed marketing material for client UK Energy Store which opened it's doors for business in Rawdon, Leeds this month. Aimed at providing domestic customers and small to medium sized businesses with energy use advice, Energy Performance Certification, renewable energy options and a host of other energy and cost saving measures, UK Energy Store commissioned Aldred Design to produce display posters for it's showroom, an information pack for customers and advertisements for local press. Shown here is the information pack consisting of an A4 folder and 10 inserts.

Autumn Savers Promotion

Branding for the British Blinds Autumn promotion has been applied to the company's website and also across a series of leaflets and regional advertisements.

Spring in the air!

The latest product promotion for British Blinds has been unveiled. As well as appearing on the company's website, the Spring Sale branding will also be carried through into regional press advertising.

Little darlings...

Just a quickie in the lead up to Christmas. Two DVDs designed for Saville Creative Communications for two local primary school Christmas nativity productions. Time to dig out those tea towels and cuddly lambs, I guess!

Promoting the British Blinds franchise opportunity

A series of nine display panels have been designed for British Blinds to feature on it's stand at the 3-day National Franchisee Exhibition, starting on 2nd October at the NEC in Birmingham. Measuring 946 x 2340mm five of the panels show potential franchisee candidates pondering typical questions such as "Looking for the right opportunity to prove yourself?" and "Not getting anywhere in your present job?". The remainder of the panels focus on the company's extensive range of products, performance materials and innovative motorised and remote-control applications.

In addition, a Franchise Opportunities Prospectus pack, aimed at attracting potential new franchisees, contains important information and performance statistics about the company. Featuring similar imagery to the exhibition panels, the Prospectus pack will also be available on the stand.

Business Brochure for British Blinds

A 4-page A4 brochure targeted at the business sector has recently been completed for British Blinds. The cover communicates the typical kind of hurdles encountered by clients when trying to find the right blind system for their business premises. The brochure is the first in a projected series aimed at different potential markets including the residential, healthcare and leisure sectors.

Another job from down under!

A brand identity and sales literature was required to promote an exclusive residential development opportunity in Frankston South, close to Melbourne, Australia. The resulting logo for Magnolia Hill Estate features a stylised magnolia flower to communicate the secluded woodland setting of the development. A four page A4 landscape sales brochure illustrates the sub-division of the plot and features photographs of the site and local amenities. The project was undertaken for Frankston-based client threeonedoublenine.