http://www.firstnationswebsites.ca/
- How many First Nations have a web presence?
- How often they update their websites?
- How many are using social media?
Imagine a university professor of marketing who travels to Turkey on vacation, and promises to himself that he won't buy a rug… and then 4 hours after arriving find himself shaking a salesman's hand and buying one!
My workshop and presentation was VERY well received at CANDO this year, and I wanted to make it available to everyone. It is a very important presentation that will bring you up-to-speed in communications, marketing, branding, and social media in a very short time frame.
The video is low quality, but you can download the high quality PDF right here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1509196/downloads/CANDO%20Pres%20v1%20jb%20copy.pdf All the Best, JacobWe've done a lot of work rebranding First Nations organizations over the years. One of the biggest challenges is not the design work, it is actually seeing our clients start communicating regularly and well after the bulk of the work is done. Sts'ailes (formerly Chehalis) is a small reserve that has gone through some amazing growth over the last couple years. We did a large project for them, and were thrilled to be working with empowered youth at the Band who wholeheartedly embraced communication.
There are a lot of reasons why we don't respond to RFPs, but this is the #1 reason:
Just finished our workshop at the CANDO conference here in Vancouver. It was a packed room and the presentation went really well!
(Slides from the workshop are attached)
We received a lot of attention at our booth as well, and gave out most of our portfolio books.
Thanks everyone for your support!
Hello Everyone
We're very excited to announce the launch of the Haida Enterprise Corporation (HaiCo)'s new website www.haico.ca. The Haida House of Assembly, through the Haida Independence Project, approved the creation of HaiCo as a National Corporation in to manage, grow and govern the business enterprises of the Haida Nation with the goal of developing a sustainable economy on Haida Gwaii to generate revenue to attain financial independence and to improve the quality of life for the collective benefit of the Haida people. This website was designed with the intent of keeping the Haida nation informed on news and events for HaiCo as well as current job opportunities. Working on this project meant a lot personally to me, as it was the first chance I have had to work with my own nation. Haaw'a to all of the community members who completed our survey and provided us with photos to use in the banner on the site. Looking forward to everyone's feedback. Thanks so much,
We just completed a rush job project for our good client NEBCE (National Energy Centre for Business Excellence). We seem to have a love-hate relationship with rush jobs because we know we're going to be hard at work till the job gets done, we're always so pleased with the results and love just being able to crank out some fantastic designs that meet our client's needs.