First of all, designing for email is not the same as designing for the web. Where as website browsers keep evolving, email clients seem to be going in the other direction thus making a lot of emails look like nothing is there. Or the email if filled with a bunch of question marks that frankly, I don’t even bother with, because it is too much work to even try and let the email program view the image. The common email user would just ignore the email entirely, and there goes your carefully thought of email blast or newsletter… In the trash!

Take it from me, Archer’s young-blooded intern, making an impression on Generation Next (my demographic cohort), is neither Jello pudding nor Pillsbury apple pie.  Our attention is generally distracted, flittering between one device and the next, from one social media platform to another. We are quick to control what enters our collective consciousnesses by fast-forwarding [...]

The management team at Archer Communications, a branding and integrated marketing communications firm, provided a staff team building day in early February at their offices located on Alexander St. in Rochester, NY. The purpose of this event was to strengthen their capacity to communicate efficiently and effectively, both internally and with our clients.
The session was [...]

Archer Communications, Inc. a full-service marketing communications firm located in Rochester, NY, is excited to announce that Gloria Kreitzberg has joined the team as Marketing Director. Gloria’s has more than 30 years experience in marketing and advertising.
Gloria has worked in advertising agencies and graphic design firms, as well as major corporations such as Bausch & [...]