‘Yank and Limey, after helping us celebrate our 10th Anniversary with a logo and other marketing programs, captured the spirit and character of what makes IMPACT a unique company in the construction industry.’

Mark Hinrichs, President

Impact Strategies

Services Provided:
Strategy, branding, web design, collateral, environmental design and presentation materials.

Brand Identity

Impact Strategies came to us with the need to create a compelling visual that captured their 10-year commitment to serving the greater St. Louis area. The result was a 10-year Anniversary logo, public relations campaign, and direct marketing program to spread the news of this milestone.


www.buildwithimpact.com

Web Design

When seeing is believing, only a web site with major Impact will do. That challenge was embraced by Yank and Limey. Impact Strategies works on projects that many of us see and visit everyday... including facilites such as Walgreens, Schnucks, and Belleville East High School. Yank and Limey created a new web site that offers a portfolio of projects that come alive both in imagery and text, resulting in a site that celebrates a milestone for the client.


Collateral

As a big "thank you" to their esteemed clients, IMPACT Strategies hosted a party at the old ball park. Yank and Limey created an invitation to an event that of course turned out to be a huge hit!



Environmental & Signage

Impact Strategies is a company that offers many services, some specific to individual markets. Yank and Limey captured these differences and communicated them in signage that showcased their capabilities. We also built a Powerpoint presentation that offered a specifically targeted message to a very unique prospect.


Strategy & Positioning

Every prospective client is different. And so your presentation should be as well. That's why Yank and Limey developed a specific mission-focused presentation for Impact Strategies when they recently pitched a new piece of business, focusing on what Impact brought to the table and how it meshed with what was critical to the prospect's upcoming project.