Much to the chagrin of ad agencies who spout the erroneous “awards don’t matter” line (generally because they’re not capable enough to win any, or too scared to try), new reports further confirm the unmistakable connection between the ringing of [...]

9 August 2010

A belated post, congratulating our team on winning eight silver awards at this year’s national ADDY Awards Competition – the most any Utah ad agency has ever received in one year at the national level.
The winning ad campaigns consist of [...]

19 July 2010

iPhone 4′s and Vuvuzelas have been dominating the news for the past few weeks.
1. Like a swarm of killer bees, this South African instrument – previously unknown to many – dominated the news, our ears and was a popular Twitter [...]

25 June 2010

Nary has a week gone by without someone asking me, “What does the name Richter7 mean?”  “Why did you select that name?”   “Does it have anything to do with the Richter scale?”
Here’s the answer.  Yes, it does have something to [...]

6 May 2010

Richter7 Dominates 5-State District ADDY Awards
After a successful run at the local ADDY awards, we’ve gone on to bigger and better things at the district-level competition. Congrats to the Richter7 creative team!
See the following press release for more [...]

17 April 2010

CONGRATS to our talented team for taking home more awards at this year’s Utah ADDY Awards (for the 10th time in 12 years), than any other agency. Nice work.
More info in the press release below.
Salt Lake City, Feb. 25, 2010—Richter7, [...]

11 March 2010

One afternoon not long ago I took a moment to sit down and read the morning newspaper.  I’ve always been an afternoon newspaper guy. (Deseret News, can you hear me?)  Immediately, frustration set in — not with prognostications about the [...]

12 January 2010

While everyone else is sending 6×9 postcards as direct mail pieces, these guys sent media buyers a cake with a file baked into it to promote the TV show Prison Break.
As it says in our Brand Model message: creativity makes [...]

18 November 2009

(This is part two of a two-part series on what those dwelling in haunted residences can do to better lure in unsuspecting victims. Click here for part one.)
In my previous post I discussed how the majority of individuals living in [...]

29 October 2009

It was a sub-freezing December evening in Brno, Czechoslovakia, 1938.  Inside an ornate theater, however, public opinion was about to heat up following the premier of composer Serge Prokofiev’s unexpected score for the famed ballet, Romeo and Juliet.
Although Romeo and [...]

8 October 2009