BCQ Integration Services
A distinctive identity and focused website that make complex security expertise clear—and the next conversation easy.
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Ideas worth using.
Featured work and articles from Matthew Hosey on brand, creativity, leadership, industrial marketing, and doing work people remember.
Big Cheese Stack Attack
An original sandwich-stacking arcade game, from character design and kitchen artwork to gameplay, animation, and sound.
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GETITGIRL Cosmetics
A complete cosmetics brand built across identity, packaging, ecommerce, campaigns, social media, video, and apparel.
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Bearfoot
Creative support across social campaigns, apparel graphics, gift cards, seasonal content, and customer rewards.
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Ancestral Supplements
Bold social creative built around product purity and the brand’s nose-to-tail philosophy.
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Hunter Ave Barber Shop
A logo that makes the shop’s distinctive promise clear: sharp cuts and a cold beer.
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PawTAGS
A playful pet brand built across ecommerce, campaigns, products, and community support.
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Pizza Pazza
Full brand creation for an urban, modern, playful pizza joint with a mystical streak.
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Brand vs. Performance Is a Dumb Fight.
Brand should make performance work better. Performance should prove brand is doing its job.
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Why Most Industrial Manufacturers Waste Their Marketing Budget.
Most industrial manufacturers do not have a marketing problem. They have a systems problem.
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Stop Trying to Go Viral. Start Being Useful.
The best marketing is not built for virality. It is built for usefulness.
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Creativity Is Dead. Long Live Creativity.
When algorithms produce echoes of echoes, truly original work cuts through.
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Reassurance in the Creative Chaos.
Why reaching out to other marketers can turn creative isolation into momentum.
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The Power of Understanding Your Audience.
Why great marketing depends more on psychology and people than tools.
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Rising from the Monday Blues.
A reminder that even marketers have off days, and that is okay.
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