Legacy Marketing Services

Poker Pools & Plaster wanted to launch an online marketing campaign and needed a new web site design to measure up.

To make the web site easy to manage by the business's staff, the web site was created on our Business Builder web site platform.

Read more about it on the marketing blog.

When Poker Pools and Plaster got a new web site design , they wanted to update their business card design to match as well.

Read our blog post to follow the marketing kit design from start to finish.

When Poker Pools and Plaster needed to ramp up their marketing presence, they started with a new logo design.

Read the blog post to see the full transformation of the business identity and marketing kit.

A logo was designed for a product review blog highlighting baby items.

The baby product review blog, 1st Bling, needed a custom Wordpress theme that was "pretty" without being insipid and that had artistic elements without overpowering the product images on the site.

Once the logo was designed, the Wordpress theme was created echoing the characteristics of the logo. 

To keep a clean interface, additional graphic elements were kept to a minimum.  Instead, the content and links were styled to match the theme.

A custom plugin was used to display the most favored products within a configurable time period on the front page. 

Client: LACC

 When LACC launched their new internet property, Texas on the Go, they needed a logo design that would fit well into the layout of the online ezine.   

Picnic on the Park Festival

In order to highlight the sponsorship benefits for Picnic on the Park , we created a sponsorship presentation report as part of our event marketing services.

Demographic information was researched, copy prepared, and the report designed to kick start the fundraising efforts. 

Swags Interior Design

A well established interior design studio in Atascocita Texas, Swags Interior Design needed a brochure to let their clients know about their wide range of services.

We created a brochure design that gave a taste of their style and outlined their expertise.  Legacy Marketing's brochure printing service was used to produce the design on a stationery that resulted in a parchment like finish. 

Picnic on the Park is a nonprofit organization in Kingwood, Texas, that puts on two events each year: the Picnic on the Park Festival which is a community event highlighting a free Easter egg hunt the day before Easter, and the Ladies Luncheon and Easter Bonnet Contest.

The event web site had been a vital part of the marketing efforts in the event promotion; however, it was originally built as a static web site and was very cumbersome to update. 

The existing static site was migrated to a content management system (CMS) using Joomla as the base platform. 

Custom features were added to allow for sponsor and vendor management, including online payment, ads management, revenue and contribution tracking, and CRM features. 

User accounts allow event participants to update their contact and business information.  An online mailing system is integrated to allow for easy communication with participants. 

Finally, the existing web site layout was redesigned and converted to a Joomla template theme to allow for easy updates. 

The Kingwood Connection is a community information web site for the Kingwood community.

Originally launched in 2004, it was time to upgrade the web site's look with a design that was more Web 2.0, that was CSS based for presentation and layout, was more SEO friendly, and could be easily read on mobile devices.

A web site redesign was done, starting with an upgrade to the Joomla platform that the site is based on, along with the numerous customizations and add ons.  An integrated user interface was customized to tie together all of the site's features.

Once all of the upgrades were completed to the web site's underlying platform, a new web site layout was designed and implemented in a custom Joomla theme.  

To enable quick load times on mobile browsers, graphics in the HTML template were kept to a minimum.  The major of the layout's graphics are specified through the CSS stylesheet, allowing a stripped down version of the website design to be displayed and highlighting the content when viewing through a mobile phone or other PDA.