Kapowza

Kapowza was hired by the nonprofit organization, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, to create a digital marketing campaign aimed at raising awareness about MADD's Victim Services and connecting with victims and survivors in need. The scope of work involved ad concepting and placement, and media placement on social media platforms. The team from Kapowza that worked on this project included Dan Schepleng, Creative Director and Partner; Sean Sutherland, Director of Accounts and Partner; Debi Krulak, Project Manager; and Ryan Brown, Developer and Content Manager. The client chose Kapowza for their prompt response and reasonable estimate.

Temple Capital, a private lender in the real estate investment marketplace, partnered with Kapowza for a rebranding initiative. The project, which cost around $25,000 and ran from June to September 2020, involved designing a new logo, creating a brand standards manual, and building a new website on Webflow. The new website was integrated with Salesforce and Pardot, providing ways to integrate online applications and seamlessly connect with their other B2B website. The client chose Kapowza for their mix of creativity and technology, as well as their understanding of the client's needs.

The Maryland School for the Blind engaged Kapowza to rebrand their organization and revamp their outdated website. The $80,000 project, which began in November 2019, included redesigning their logo and marketing collateral, creating a new tagline, institutional videos, and a virtual tour of the campus, and running social media marketing campaigns. The website, originally built on WordPress, was updated with new code and redesigned to match the new branding. The client chose Kapowza for their impressive and flexible approach.