New Launches
We love creating a go-to market strategy for new businesses or businesses launching a new product! These packages can include everything from web development, logo design, content creation, graphic design, and more! When getting started, it’s important to launch with consistent branding that expresses your unique vision, high quality content, and a killer strategy.
Explore below for some examples of what we’ve done for our clients.
DFW Center Stage
With an established network of valued readers, Doug came to us to build a website to permanently house his DFW-renowned theatrical reviews. He wanted to build a page that not only housed his current writings but also had the opportunity to expand and offer a new blog to highlight the diversity of actors in DFW and a page to house top theater industry news happening.
Under our “Starving Artist Package”, we were able to provide web development, brand identity, and event marketing services.
Prost Stage Productions
They came to us with very low audience attendance for the opening weekend of their inaugural production and no social media presence. We launched a comprehensive social media campaign, branded all of their profiles, and ran paid ads, resulting in triple the ticket sales and brand awareness in just one week. This boosted audience attendance and ticket sales.
Ghost Light Studios
This project was a new business launch! We created Instagram and Facebook pages, built a logo, and created branding for the pages. Then we launched their website with integrations for payment. This project featured graphic design, content creation, web development and integrations, and logo design.
About The Studio
”I started Ghost Light during the pandemic when everything was shut down and no one was performing or studying. There was a void in the community and we were all missing it and each other. I began by running 4 six week workshops on character study over zoom, hosting monthly readings of scripts and screenplays, also over Zoom, and hosting a monologue and scene competition called Ghost Christmas Lights. I called my studio Ghost Light because it was the one light that stayed on for us while the world was shut down.”
- Owner, Rhonda Rhose