Brand inside Archives - Ten Feet Tall

While office spaces are categorized as Class A or Class B, we sought to create a new category, positioning 10 Post Office Square as Boston’s only boutique, luxury office tower: a landmark in luxury. We developed a logo inspired by the building’s art-deco history, and created a unique look and feel for the brand that strikes a balance between modern and historic.

Offering access to premium amenities in addition to its modern workspaces, 10 Post Office Square makes going into the office feel like a privilege.

Maybe it’s your family. Your friends. Your heritage. It could be your hometown, your school, or your sports teams. Or maybe it’s your own accomplishments,...

In the dynamic landscape of modern business, creating a successful marketing strategy requires a thoughtful blend of media approaches. Two essential components of many successful...

As labor shortages remain a concern for CEOs, a Gartner survey of more than 800 HR leaders listed recruiting as one of their top priorities...

Reflections on the Seaport as we move into our next chapter This year, before becoming Ten Feet Tall, we moved our offices from the Seaport...

The ability to leverage advanced marketing analytics to measure performance continues to increase yearly. This is so much the truth that the real question isn’t...

Whether you’re a new member of a marketing team or a copywriter working with a new client, your first task is to get to know...

Whether you’re starting to work with a new client or embarking on a new project with an existing partner, developing a project scope is critical...

Over our 36+ years of operation, we’ve had the great privilege of serving a range of clients across a myriad of industries. During that time,...

When I was home sick from school as a kid, I planted myself in front of the TV and got a great education in daytime...

For many, understanding user behavior and overall customer engagement on a website might encompass assessing metrics like sessions and conversion rate. Maybe marketing professionals are...

According to SHRM, most business executives list improving employee engagement as one of their top-five business strategies. In today’s remote and hybrid work environments, this...

We’re excited to announce a full transition of ownership from co-founder Judy Habib to our long-standing company leaders, Sylvie Askins, Adam Cramer, and Michael Panagako,...

Are your parents using social media the same way you do? What about Grammy? The answer is likely “no.” If you’re a millennial, you may...

Last November, Google Analytics released GA4, a new tool that lets you track customers across mobile apps and websites. Unlike Universal Analytics, which tracks users...

When this idea first emerged at the beginning of 2019, I was interested in how these three market forces could align to help achieve the...

Are you a financial institution currently running ads on Facebook? Fair-lending laws may have a significant impact on your social media advertising strategy. Are your...

As the healthcare industry steadily moves into the 21st century, the age of healthcare consumerism has arrived. The patient is in charge and making demands....

When launching a new brand, it’s natural to think about external audiences, carefully planning the road map and sequencing of channels and touchpoints for various...

The world of recruiting has transformed over the last five to 10 years, bringing with it a unique set of challenges. With record talent shortages...

You’ve been working on this M&A for months—maybe even years. The numbers add up. It’s a great fit with your business strategy. And on top...

If you’re as old as me, you may remember scratch-and-sniff ads. You’d simply scratch the ad and be immersed in the aroma of freshly baked...

As companies continue to grapple with how to identify with and relate to millennials, the first members of a new generation—kids born between 1997 and...

Back in college, I kept a notebook. In it I Scotch-taped pieces of writing that inspired me. Passages from books. Poems I had photocopied. Pages...

As a new triathlete, I bought the Garmin 735XT watch to help me train. On its own, this product is fantastic. It has a host...

We started with dining establishments at the Hilton. Wet Whistle, the bar that connects the Hilton to the beach, needed a brand identity that would elevate its dining experience without losing any of the fun it was known for. Our new look and feel, complete with updated signage, gave the bar a unique brand that would help it attract a wider clientele.

For the Hilton’s restaurant, Beachcombers, we brought out the modern side of seaside with an updated identity and refreshed color palette to match the hotel’s interior design aesthetic.

Next came the exciting new centerpiece of the entire resort: a stand-alone, large-scale restaurant, brewpub, and meeting space. It needed a name and an identity that would make it feel like an elevated offering for multiple audiences. We went with Black Drum Brewery. A nod to the local fish, Black Drum also has an evocative, edgy feel to it—the beat of a black drum is a call to adventure. We paired the name with a distinctive etching in its logo, and then worked with the on-site team to extend this new brand throughout the establishment, from menus and collateral to signage and staff uniforms.

Finally, we created a brand for Currents, a seaside entertainment and pool complex that integrated the resort’s offering and became a symbol of the newly revitalized resort. As Kingston Resorts continues to be one of the premier destinations in Myrtle Beach, its range of dining and entertainment options—from its casual restaurants to its poolside bar—now have distinct, ownable brand identities that attract tourists and locals alike.