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Many Reasons to Give Thanks
It is hard to believe, but many of our clients, including, Eastman Kodak, Parlec, Inc., and VisitRochester (formally GRVA) have been working with Archer for well over a decade! Technology and industry trends sure have changed, but our dedication to building and maintaining solid business relationships remains. We are grateful for all of our long-term client relationships and look forward to another 10+ productive and rewarding years.
Despite the recent economic downturn, 2008 has been a year of growth for Archer. We are pleased to announce the return of long-time Davison Advertising client, the Sterling Renaissance Festival and new clients, Rochester Optical and 10C Technologies, to name a few. We appreciate our new client partnerships and are eager to see that they realize both short- and long-term marketing goals.
Archer also welcomed a number of talented new employees in 2008, further building upon its creative, web development and account service teams.
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Thank you to all of those who have made our continued growth and success possible!
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Archer recognizes the need for mindful spending, especially in these trying economic times. Thankfully our clients understand that branding and marketing communications are vital to maintaining a successful business.
“A man who stops advertising to save money is like a man who stops a clock to save time.”
- Henry Ford
BRAND FACTS
Harvey Ball invented the Smiley Face in 1963 and was paid $45 for his design.
Pizza Hut
On May 31, 1958, the first Pizza Hut restaurant opened in Wichita, Kansas, started by two college-aged brothers who borrowed $600 from their mother. Pizza Hut has been making pizza for 50 years, and became America’s first national pizza chain consisting of 145 Pizza Hut restaurants.
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