Agent C. Advertising
visit site- $5,000+
- 2 - 9 employees
- New Orleans, LA
Agent C. Advertising and Design is a branding agency based in New Orleans. Their team includes fewer than 10 employees. The small agency has been specializing in advertising, branding, and print design since its founding in 2018. Most of Agent C. Advertising and Design's clients are small businesses.
Client Insights
Industry Expertise
100%
Client Size Distribution
Small Business (<$10M) 95%
Midmarket ($10M - $1B) 5%
Common Project Size
<$10K 2 projects
$10K-$49K 1 project
Clients
- LCI Workers' Comp
Highlights from Recent Projects
Agent C. Advertising was hired by YouTopia Wellness, LLC, a startup wellness company, to create a contemporary logo and identity. The logo needed to be light and airy without being too feminine, too masculine, or too overtly gender-neutral. The company's principal had a long-standing relationship with Agent C. Advertising and appreciated their ability to translate vision into tangible designs. The project involved developing thumbnails of possible logo ideas, researching design components, and refining these into a logo and branding materials that truly represented the business and its mission. The final logo successfully communicated the wellness mission of the company without being mistaken for another yoga studio.
Agent C. Advertising was contracted by a private grade school to refresh and redesign their collateral materials, including their magazine. The goal was to transition from a youthful and playful design to a more polished and professional look. The principal of Agent C. Advertising, David, was instrumental in this transformation. He helped revamp the magazine, retaining some familiar elements while introducing a new design that would appeal to alumni and donors. The redesigned magazine and other materials helped create an impression of an expensive, high-quality school. The project, which started in February 2016, cost approximately $10,000.
LCI Worker's Comp, a Louisiana-based insurance provider, hired Agent C. Advertising to help jumpstart their advertising efforts. The company was new and needed help establishing a brand. Agent C. Advertising handled all of their advertising work, creating about a dozen campaigns. They designed print ads, radio ads, billboards, and direct mail pieces. They also managed media buying and consistently secured good deals. The total annual spend was around $250,000. The light, funny, and whimsical approach they took to advertising set LCI Worker's Comp apart in an industry that typically features dry and severe advertising. The relationship with Agent C. Advertising continues to this day.