The Institute for Humane Education needed a rebrand and an innovative marketing strategy to create awareness around their solutionary campaign and graduate program.
Playing off their existing brand, we introduced new colors, fonts and layout to their logo—creating a refreshed modern look, while keeping the roots of their brand intact.
We then created and marketed a series of videos and grad school courses using social media outlets such as YouTube, Facebook along with local and national press to promote their message. Trueline implemented a new website design placing the focus on their expanding graduate program by highlighting the vast pool of resources, guidebooks and blog posts.
As a result of our campaign and website, the Institute for Humane Education gained over 20,000 social media followers and over 50,000 YouTube views.
While we no longer create websites—to instead focus on doing the things we love (branding, graphic design and consulting)— our team recognizes the significance of maintaining consistency across all platforms, and the monumental impact a professional web presence can have on a nonprofit organization!
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