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This is Chris Redgrave for Zions Bank Speaking on Business.
They spent 10 years developing what they call the Brand Effect, a research-based approach to building powerful brand experiences and marketing plans. Through Brand Effect, Eli Kirk has helped scores of clients increase revenue by establishing effective targeting, positioning and messaging strategies. And as that brand strategy turns into marketing tactics and execution, Eli Kirk even offers an outsourced CMO option. This can be a great fit for companies who would value the ongoing vision and guidance of a chief marketing officer.
In the competitive marketing world, it's critical for you to find someone who can effectively get your message out. That's why relationships are such an important focus for the folks at Eli Kirk and why every client is assigned an account strategist — a dedicated advocate who is always looking for more effective ideas and strategies to grow your business.
In addition to marketing strategy, brand management and relationships, they are a fully-integrated digital marketing agency with the company's 45 strategists, graphic designers and web programmers working side by side. Employee culture and engagement is also important so they make sure to have fun activities during the year, like the annual Slash Bash, where they find creative ways to smash pumpkins.
The team prides themselves on creating memorable brand identities and designing clean, eye-catching materials. And because of their custom design and expertise in user experience development, Eli Kirk has become one of the region's most sought after Web development companies. They're still completing contracts with major players statewide, like a website redesign for Big-D Construction but their client list includes politicians, tech companies, entertainers, universities and many others.
Eli Kirk has grown every year since they launched in 2001. They've served over 750 clients and completed over 5,000 projects. They were recently named as a Trade Time for Money Company. Their client list spans Utah and the nation. They've been associated with names like HP, Adobe and Novell but also support smaller businesses as well. This explains why Harvard Business Review listed Utah as one of the most entrepreneurial-minded states.
For Zions Bank, I'm Chris Redgrave, speaking on business.
Eli Kirk 250 W. Center St., Ste. 320 Provo, UT 84601 801-377-9321; www.elikirk.com
