Tag Archives: Mortar

March 1st, 2010

Your Commute – Now With Extra Bacon.

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Cross the Bay Bridge a lot? Then you’ll be seeing a lot of Mortar.  

If you didn't catch our mention on Adrants on Friday, then listen up: after a long, arduous journey not dissimilar to the Donner Party's, Our Reno Tahoe rebranding effort is taking a few baby steps into the public eye. If you're headed west over the Bay Bridge you'll see these billboards for the next year – so let us take a moment to say that while we strongly encourage a visit to Reno Tahoe, we strongly discourage whipping power u-turns mid-span. One board is powered by Twitter, so follow the tourist board @RenoTahoe if you're thinking of going up. Because a road trip to Reno Tahoe is great, but a road trip with a discount at the end of it is like a road trip wrapped in delicious bacon.

Posted by MortarMark in Branding, Mortar's Work
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February 22nd, 2010

The Power of Movement. Also, Mortar.

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Are you familiar with Peripheral Artery Disease? We hope not. PAD is the leading cause of amputation in patients over 50, and is responsible for approximately 160,000 amputations in the United States every year. Mortar client Avinger makes a game-changing device to treat it. And now they have a game-changing website to market it with. Thanks to everyone who worked on it.
The tooting of our own horn will commence now.

Posted by MortarMark in Mortar's Work
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December 3rd, 2009

The Mortar Foundation: Helping You Do That Voodoo That You Do.

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Presenting The Mortar Foundation – the charitable arm of our humble agency.

The Foundation’s aim is to do good wherever we can, not by just handing out bundles of cash willy-nilly, but by maximizing the impact of the good works people like you do. On Friday, December 4, we’ll be up on the podium at Golden Gate University, handing out our first grants to three very worthy recipients: minority female students who work full-time and need a little help to complete their studies and earn their undergraduate degrees. Our funds not only help these hardworking students get ahead, they give us a chance to stay closely involved with one of our oldest and most loyal clients. It's a win-win-win-win-win situation, which has to be some kind of first.  Congratulations to the winners, and stay tuned for lots more good news about lots more good works. (Lord knows we’ve got enough to make up for.)

Posted by MortarMark in Mortar's Work
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