Clients Served & Case Studies

Many types of companies require skilled practitioners of communications arts. Insight Garden has helped clients in many types of situations:

• Agencies needing to augment media, account planning, contact planning or strategy firepower for specific projects or on-going help
• Clients without advertising-based expertise looking for specialist knowledge in message context, branding communications or consumer insight
• Content providers like media outlets or educational institutions needing industry-based knowledge to fill out offerings
  

Clients Served

Here are the clients Insight Garden has served for individual projects needs and as contributors to on-going needs.

• Andrew Snyder_Catalyst, Ltd.
• City of Whiting, Indiana
• Commonground Marketing
• Creative Realities, Inc.
• DDB
• Element79
• Euro RSCG Worldwide
• Garmin International
• Lambda Legal
• Mix Design, Inc.
• Ogilvy
• Paco Communications
• Journalism Department, Ball State University
  Pro bono classroom assistance, curriculum advisor
• Communication and Creative Arts Department, Purdue University Calumet
  Pro bono classroom assistance
• sjbcatholicparish.org
• TelevisionWeek

Case Studies

• Case Study No. 1 - Euro RSCG Worldwide/Ogilvy - A number of advertising agencies have engaged Insight Garden as a contributor to new business initiatives. Insight Garden provided needed perspective and powerful ideas in various ways.
  
  
  
• Case Study No. 2 - Element79 - This client asked Insight Garden to help refine a new service offering and fine tune the proprietary tools that support it.
  
  
  
• Case Study No. 3 - Creative Realities - An innovation advisory and consulting firm needed an outside resource to provide branding expertise and communications perspective in support of a key client’s new product ideation process.
  
  
  
• Case Study No. 4 - TelevisionWeek - The television industry’s largest trade publication, TelevisionWeek, required expert content for it’s weekly Media Planner column. Insight Garden’s Principal Strategist, Mark Dominiak stepped in as a columnist.