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September 4, 2024

Marketing with a Mission: Your Guide to Top Catholic Shops

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Our First-Ever Merch Launch! Woohoo! 🎉 Here at Backflip, we believe in approaching every project through the lens of our Catholic faith. Whether it’s a commercial for Ho-Chunk Gaming Madison or a fresh website for Karben4 Brewing Company, we ensure that we create products that showcase the true, good, beautiful, (and awesome). And when we started […]

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September 3, 2019

018 – Signs It’s Time For A Rebrand

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  Ever wonder if it’s time for your company to rebrand? Update its logo, at least? Do you have an older boss or an owner that is just so attached to the genesis logo? Join us in this podcast as Ryan and Phil discuss signs it’s time for a rebrand. Who knows, maybe you can […]

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July 30, 2019

013 – Logo Design Trends to Avoid This Year

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  Admit it, we’ve all seen some pretty bad logo designs; failing in its typography, color pallet, and use of the logo. In today’s episode our designer, Phil, discusses trends to avoid so you and your brand aren’t the next logos that flops. This is an oldy, but a goodie. It’s from last year so […]

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July 16, 2019

010 – Starbucks Holiday Marketing Strategy: Is It Working?

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  Back in 2015/16 Starbucks really missed the nail on their holiday cups (unintentionally). They received backlash for the design of their red cups. The following year, they launched a marketing strategy with their cups that created a sense of unity and appreciation of culture across the globe. Madalina and Ryan discuss Starbucks starkly different […]

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May 21, 2018

Photoshop vs. Design: An epic battle over your marketing

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“Can you turn those into triangles?” I’ve been asked this question, or something very similar, innumerable times while doing client work. Questions of the form, “can you [insert technical request here]?” are not easily answered, because answering them simply and honestly paints a picture so woefully incomplete it is almost dishonest. Because the short answer […]

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