For our client Oregon Heart and Vascular Institute (OHVI), who better to speak to their expertise at solving heart problems than you-know-who. It’s like they work magic, only better.

Newport’s primary audience is intimately familiar with accessing anything in their world online, especially vacation getaways. GB designed and built the website to be a rich experience, from vivid captures of everyday Newport life to robust trip-planning functionality.

What’s that? Do these concrete-cutting chain saws really work? This is how you do a product demo:

So there you are: stopped — sitting — in traffic, against your will, and it occurs to you that you really should be more in control of the situation.

“Mmmm, yes, so what if I am a Control Freak? Talk to me.” The perfect opening to… »

For every “Before” there’s bound to be an “After.” Brilliant example of how we stick to the Golden Rule of Advertising: show the product, show the results, show the reward. This single-pager made a nice extension of the campaign. And nice punctuation for the “Unstoppable” positioning.

A 2008 Portland Advertising Federation “ROSEY” award winner.

Maybe you know this guy. Maybe you are this guy…

Either way, First Independent can relate. And has a checking account with your name on it.

“Mmm-bacon!” Three Little Pigs about to become three little snacks, courtesy of the new ICS 680GC concrete chain saw. Print (spread) that led off the trade campaign.

A 2008 Portland Advertising Federation “ROSEY” award winner.

GB developed the site to share histories of HOYT’s two companies: the longtime development experience of Hoyt Street Properties, with the unique realty arm of Hoyt Realty Group. HOYT’s initiatives for the next phase of Pearl District evolution, “Pearl 2.0,” also take center stage here.

HoytLiving.com… »

With the end of the Cold War, we were able to port this once highly classified apparatus over to our campaign’s microsite, where civilian Control Freaks of all kinds could gauge just how severe their condition was. That, and turn them into potential new clients for First… »

What a few good minutes of work calls for: aaaahhhh — bacon.