In 2008 LG Surfaces approached Keane Creative to not only name their new European color line but to develop the entire marketing and branding campaign for the US launch.

Services Provided: Research, brand development, logo design, flash development, naming, copywriting, print design

Over the period of three months we were commissioned to develop and manage five distinct projects:

A key component of the campaign was coordinating the marketing development to be in sync with a separate public relations campaign designed for industry media. The result was a cohesive and successful brand launch across the nation. The new LG Spectrum color line was eagerly rolled out to the architect and design community with high praise.

In September 2008, the LG Spectrum site was named one of Adobe’s Flash Site of the Day for its bold presentation of the brand.

Click here to launch the LG Spectrum website - http://www.lgspectrum.com




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