Welsh, a full-service commercial real estate company, came to Larsen for a website that would communicate the firm’s phenomenal range of offerings and position Welsh as a knowledgeable and innovative industry leader.
Ampers, the second largest public radio network in the state of Minnesota and one of the largest public radio networks of its kind in the United States, needed a website to highlight the diverse arts and cultural programming of its member stations.
MTS Systems Corporation, a leading global supplier of test systems, needed a website to launch a new line of universal test systems and communicate the overall MTS brand to global audiences.
The Star Tribune chose Larsen to advertise the launch of the new Star Tribune iPad app through an integrated print, digital, radio, and outdoor advertising campaign.
Though Hennepin Technical College boasts quality instruction, outstanding facilities, successful partnerships with area businesses, and affordable tuition, research showed many were unaware of the school or its breadth of offerings. The college engaged Larsen to help increase visibility and awareness through the creation of a new identity and website.
Cold Spring Granite asked Larsen to create an intuitive and visually stunning website that communicates the company’s quality products, exceptional service, and sustainable practices.
After 45 years of success and continued growth in high-tech contract manufacturing and custom injection molding, Phillips Plastics needed a brand identity and website that would better articulate the quality and sophistication of the company’s products, facilities, and capabilities.
The College of Visual Arts needed a content-rich, highly visual, and easily updatable website that would engage and inform prospective and current students, parents, alumni, donors, and the public.
You have a content-rich, redesigned global website. How do you build traffic, showcase new products, encourage exploration? Banner Engineering, a worldwide leader in factory and process automation, asked Larsen to create a monthly eNewsletter.
Black River Asset Management, a global asset management company and wholly owned subsidiary of Cargill, asked Larsen to help enhance the visibility of its brand — and communicate sophistication and internationalism.
As part of its Royal Redefined launch, Wausau Paper® chose an email campaign to inform and engage merchant, sales, printer, and specifier audiences about the new features, benefits, and potential applications of Royal brand papers.
How do you support and empower the next generation? Best Buy launched @15, a site for teen-led social change. It’s not only a cool place for teens to gather online, it’s a way for Best Buy to put teens in charge of $1 million in corporate giving.
In addition to a new name and identity, The Waters Senior Living needed a professional website that would support its brand and address the diverse needs of its various audiences.
Smithsonian Magazine called The Saint John’s Bible, “one of the extraordinary undertakings of our time.” The website showcasing this hand-written, hand-illuminated Bible had to be equally extraordinary.
Naterra Land, a premier provider of recreational and residential property, needed its website to heighten brand awareness, improve natural search, and, ultimately, increase property sales.
Comtrol, a leading provider of enterprise device integration solutions, asked Larsen to help communicate to employees and deepen understanding of the Comtrol brand. Larsen recommended an informative, interesting bi-weekly eNewsletter.
Homemade, traditional meals. Pride in cooking. A familiar, trusted brand. Crisco® asked Larsen to ensure that its popular weekly eNewsletter communicated these values. Loaded with recipes and cooking tips, Larsen’s design drives subscription and encourages click-through.
When Best Buy, the multinational retailer of technology and entertainment products and services, needed a vibrant new corporate site to capture the energetic personality of its highly successful consumer brand, they turned to Larsen.
Architects are among the most demanding clients. How do you satisfy their drive for visual beauty in every detail, and still create a highly functional website?
