Old Meeting House Ice Cream Old Meeting House Ice Cream was a South Tampa favorite since 1947, serving gourmet ice creams, sorbets and Excel, a low fat, low carb frozen dessert.
Website Development & Consulting Old Meeting House started with a very simple 7 page website, but we knew that for an effective web marketing campaign, there needed to be more content speaking to all of their various marketing channels and revenue streams. They needed to specifically target the wholesale market by geographic location to grow outwards and build their business model.
Search Engine Optimizationa & SEM
This campaign was pretty aggressive, which included having over 300 #1-3 results across Google, Yahoo! and MSN, including #1 globally for ice cream business opportunity, and wholesale ice cream.
CD & DVD Insert Design Providing potential wholesale customers with a DVD of product information enabled their sales associates to educate potential customers about their value proposition.
Postcard Designs Part of our marketing strategy for Old Meeting House Ice Cream included a print marketing campaign, including postcards.
Brochure Design QG Partnership developed many brochures and printed marketing materials to support the OMH brand with both customers and also business owners who sold Old Meeting House Ice Cream.
Posters Part of managing the Old Meeting House brand was developing many in-store advertisements for both local chains as well as posters needed for various public relations events. Here are just a few of our samples
Packaging Design We love developing packaging. The specifications we were given asked for something that was simple, did not utilize a four color print process and be something that would be purchased through larger fulfillment houses such as Sysco and US Foods. Because we were limited to the color selection for print, we focused on creating an element that was not dependent on color to be instantly recognizable.
POS & Collateral We produced everything from print collateral to newspaper articles. We also developed a single campaign that was to be released to the public, whereby each clue to uncover the event. The campaign included a series of three graphical releases to piece together the actual event. This concept also tied in nicely with creating a viral approach to their marketing campaigns.
Click on the images below to see our black and white campaign: