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Northlich Designs Sweepstakes Asking Fans to Write their Own Prize
Posted by: katy garibay, senior word of mouth marketing strategist | August 3, 2011 at 9:13 am

The Northlich designed Fill in the Blank Sweepstakes from justWink, launched in July on Facebook. The sweepstakes allows fans to complete their own “I __ Like You __” line but they won’t know the prizes until after they win. The prizing is based off of the user-generated submission which allows for a personal connection to the brand and added intrigue to the contest, giving entrants a platform to further their voice, the sweepstakes provides fans the opportunity to make the campaign personal.

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Connecting with the Community
Posted by: amy okin, account supervisor | July 25, 2011 at 10:12 am

When it comes to healthcare, being a community partner is key. Consumers have a strong affinity to their hospitals and that allegiance is often perpetuated not only by their in-hospital experience [...]

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The Reward of Giving
Posted by: Heather, vp ǀ director of human resources | July 20, 2011 at 8:24 am

Arts & culture is the brand essence of Cincinnati. In a city with so many aspects of art – music, dance, theatre, museums, festivals, and more – there is a sense of pride in contributing to the arts community.

Northlich has a long history of involvement with ArtsWave, a non-profit leader and catalyst advancing the vitality and vibrancy of our communities by mobilizing the creative energy of our entire region.

As the employee campaign coordinator for the ArtsWave community campaign, I continue to be amazed by the generosity of staff contributing every year.

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Northlich adds six team members to its Cincinnati and Columbus offices
Posted by: northlich press, | July 11, 2011 at 12:00 am

Northlich, a leading brand engagement agency, hires four new staff members for its Cincinnati office and two team members based in Columbus.

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Making Summer Reading an Adventure
Posted by: tammy monroe, vice president, director of public relations | July 7, 2011 at 1:03 pm

Like many moms, I have grown to have a love-hate relationship with summer. The less rigid schedule is always welcome come June, and by July I’m anxious for the more structured routine that the school year brings. Another common challenge that comes with the warmer months is keeping my kids interested in reading. Summer library programs are certainly wonderful, and this summer a partnership between Random House Children’s Books and Northlich has resulted in another fun way to extend a summer reading adventure, The Summer of the Emerald Atlas.

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