Our ideal candidate would have:
Send us your resume, cover letter with references and a link to your website/portfolio to julie@holycowcom.com
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Out with the old, in with the new! Holy Cow was proud to design the newest iteration of the Island Farms website - sporting a refreshed look complete with updated features like an expanded recipe section, nutritional fact checker, interactive store locator and events calendar. Complementing their success on social media, the new Island Farms website has become a dynamic online home for a brand that continues to be one of our region's most-loved.]]>
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We're pleased to announce that Holy Cow Communication Design Inc. has been awarded Business of the Year (1-15 employees) by the Saanich Peninsula Chamber of Commerce. AND, runner-up for new product/service for our social media & communication strategy services! The mixer was a great success! A lot of new faces as well as old friends packed into our office Wednesday night. The wine was flowing while fooseball clanked about and the photobooth ran late into the evening. Thank you to everyone who joined us for the mixer. You folks are a whole lot of fun!
We've posted some of the photos taken in our photobooth on facebook. Have a look and feel free to tag yourself in the pictures you are in!
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Join us at Holy Cow's Studio for appetizers, refreshments and networking with the Saanich Peninsula business community. Come mix and mingle where the buzz is all about marketing, graphic design & social media! Photobooth included and foosball encouraged.
Don’t forget to bring your business cards to enter for your chance to win door prizes!
As part of the collaborative effort to brand the Saanich Peninsula and celebrate the uniqueness of our region, Holy Cow was honoured to be asked to create the new Peninsula logo. Reflecting the intersection of land and sea, the logo showcases the pride we have in our diverse island community. If you'd like to use the new logo for your Peninsula-based product or service, drop us a line via email or contact the Saanich Peninsula Chamber of Commerce.
]]>Today, we're collectively oohing and awing over Nike's new short film 'Make it Count' shot by Casey Neistat. You might remember Casey's other viral video Bike Lanes - a humorous rub against NYPD for ticketing bikers. Seems Casey was asked to make a video for Nike to highlight their new ad campaign & Twitter hashtag #makeitcount - and instead of spending the budget on slick production, he took the money and did all he could in 10 days. And, all he could do in 10 days is truly something to behold. The stripped down spot places the product - the Nike Fuelband Fitness Tracker - in the backseat while we travel with Casey and his buddy around the world. It's pretty cool to see a brand successfully make a Twitter hashtag the hero of a campaign. Did we notice the product? No. Did we need to? No. We felt an honest connection with Casey's exprience, with the meme 'Make it Count' and with the brand.
]]>"Holy Cow did a great job converting our musings into an evocative image, depicting the heart of the Arctic Circle and the focus of our humanitarian work. Clean, simple and awesome.
Your suggestion/admonition/prodding about our getting on Twitter really did pay off.
The vast majority of contacts we made on Twitter were requests for more information – which gave us opportunities to further promote public awareness and our mission. We also received cash donations via CanadaHelps & by cheques; offers of volunteer help; enquiries for interviews from a national TV broadcaster and an independent newspaper chain; offer from a church group in Saskatchewan interested in supporting our work; and, an expression of interest from an iconic Canadian singer to collaborate with us.
These enquiries do hold great potential upon which to build our organization. Thanks again, Holy Cow!"
- Eric W. Manchester, CEO Canadian Arctic Service Corps.
http://canadianarcticservicecorps.blogspot.com/
Twitter: @CdnArcticAid
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