The Year in Review 2011

As we wrap up another year on the Pond, we want to start with a heartfelt thank you. A BIG thank you from all of us at Paradux Media Group for subscribing to our emails, reading them, sharing them, and staying connected with us throughout 2011. This year review 2011 represents one of our most exciting and transformative years yet.

In 2011, we doubled the size of our Paradux work family and expanded our client family as well. We welcomed new businesses, reconnected with former clients who returned after trying things on their own, and received generous referrals from so many of you. Your trust and support allowed us to take on meaningful projects of every size—projects that challenged us, energized us, and reminded us why we love what we do.

Just a few of the projects that kept us inspired this year included:

Social media contests and promotions, new logos, radio and TV commercials, print ads in all shapes and sizes, YouTube videos, branding books, mission statements, manifestos, concerts, events, political campaigns, QR code campaigns, websites, websites, and more websites.

As always, we continued giving back where we could. One of our favorite donated projects this year was the Wood House website. The Wood House—one of the most photographed homes in Oregon—operates on a shoestring budget but is supported by an incredible team of volunteers and a loyal Upper Rogue community. We were honored to help bring their story online.

Beyond client work, our team stayed active in the community as well. Tisha spent much of 2011 spearheading the Rotary District Conference, which her Rotary Club will host in May 2012 for more than 500 Rotarians in Medford. Mike was elected President-Elect of the Eagle Point Chamber of Commerce, where he will serve on the Board in 2012 and as President in 2013. He also continued as Marketing Chair for the Boys and Girls Club of the Rogue Valley.

Looking ahead, 2012 already promises exciting opportunities. We have major client campaigns launching in January, new clients beginning their branding journeys, and long-time partners expanding their marketing efforts. In the first quarter, we’ll be rolling out a new campaign for a large regional business. In the second quarter, we’ll finally unveil the nameless project and nameless client we’ve been quietly working on for the past three months. We can’t wait to share it.

We’re deeply grateful for the friendships, partnerships, and collaborations that make this work meaningful. To our clients, vendors, and creative partners—thank you for another incredible year. And to the businesses we haven’t met yet… we look forward to meeting you in 2012.

Happy New Year!