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Graphic design agency secures national award for client
Presented at the British Parking Awards 2008, the Marketing Award recognises the brand building and marketing achievements of the RingGo pay-by-phone service since its launch two years ago. The senior industry experts on the judging panel applauded the rigour with which the marketing identified and reflected customers' interests.
The detail and thought behind the MAXX Design campaigns also played a key role in securing the award. MAXX developed the logo and branding for RingGo, and designs its car park signage, posters, advertisements, exhibition stands and other materials to support RingGo's consumer marketing campaigns.
"MAXX Design has been instrumental in our success and in helping us to win this prestigious marketing award," commented Harry Clarke, commercial director for RingGo. "Our turnover has quadrupled in the six years since we chose MAXX as our design agency. They have helped us at every step of the way, from developing the brand identity right through to designing each and every one of the signs, posters and leaflets that are now increasingly familiar to customers across the UK."
Dermot Robinson, managing director, MAXX Design, said: "RingGo is winning many new contracts, so we often need to produce effective and eye-catching designs at very short notice. We are very pleased that our work has made such an impact on RingGo's business success."
The British Parking Awards is the foremost event in the UK parking calendar and highlights areas of individual and corporate excellence within the UK's £3 billion p.a. parking services industry. Now in their seventh year, the awards attract fierce competition from all parts of the industry sector.
Based in Newbury, UK, MAXX Design (www.maxx-design.co.uk; www.maxx-digital.co.uk) offers complete integrated marketing communications for businesses: graphic design, branding, web site development, SEO and online marketing, SERM, direct marketing, public relations, advertising and strategic planning.
Pictured, Maxx Design's Cathy Jenkins and Matt Barrett drink a toast to their client RingGo.
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