AAP Creative Portfolio - Associations & Nonprofits

WE CAPTURE THE ESSENCE AND COMMUNICATE THE PASSION OF YOUR PURPOSE IN THE MARKETPLACE. WE ARE STEWARDS OF YOUR VISION©

Full-Service Marketing Communications for Professional Associations, Nonprofits and Faith-Based Organizations

AAP Creative

2050 Beavercreek Rd., Suite 101 PMB 301 Oregon City, OR 97045 503.655.1114 marketing@aapcreative.com www.AAPCreative.com

OTHER PORTFOLIOS AVAILABLE:

Associations & Nonprofits Branding & Graphic Design Contractors & Skilled Trades Food & Beverage Technical Illustrations

WE CAPTURE THE ESSENCE AND COMMUNICATE THE PASSION OF YOUR PURPOSE IN THE MARKETPLACE. WE ARE STEWARDS OF YOUR VISION©

We Capture the Essence and Communicate the Passion of Your Purpose in the Marketplace.

We are Stewards of Your Vision.

Marketing Your Universe

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ith over 25 years in corporate and nonprofit marketing communications, AAP Creative develops multi-channel strategies and materials for print, display and digital media.

From concept to delivery our designers, developers, writers and reps will compellingly tell your story to the right audience to increase your revenue.

Affordable Rates & One-Stop Shopping AAP Creative is a full-service marketing communications agency that excels at creative problem solving with sustainable practices on a smart budget.

Our lean business model allows us to offer enterprise-class services at a fraction of the cost of downtown ad agencies with fancy offices and dozens of support staff.

A balance of in-house, subcontracted and brokered services keeps us nimble and makes us your single-source for all things marketing. We’ll simplify your staff’s busy schedules and maximize your company’s marketing spend.

AAP Creative knows how to navigate the technical demands of multiple media for consistent brand identity. We strive to be good stewards of natural and financial resources, and we treat our clients, workers and vendors with utmost respect and compassion.

Our Core Value: A Life of Stewardship Hiring an agency is a serious investment, and you expect a measurable return.

And we wouldn’t have it any other way. AAP Creative will analyze your current needs, review past spending, and formulate a leaner, greener and meaner marketing mix. We’ll strategically and systematically promote your brand with expert service for a reasonable price.

You’ll base your decision on our history of design excellence, multi-disciplinary expertise, and extra-mile customer services. But in the end, you’ll hire us for one reason: Trust. That we catch your vision. Clarify your passion. Captivate your audience. And lay our reputation on the line for your best interest.

With AAP Creative, it’s never “just business”—it’s personal.

That’s because at the end of the day, our measure of success and prosperity will be having helped our clients, our colleagues and our community reach further, soar higher and rest well.

AAP Creative • 2050 Beavercreek Road, Suite 101 Box 301 • Oregon City, Oregon 97045 503.655.1114 TEL • 888.655.1114 TOLL FREE • marketing@aapcreative.com • www.aapcreative.com

Full-Service Marketing Communications

for Associations, Nonprofits and Faith-Based Organizations

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Creative designs, sources and fabricates marketing communications deliverables that include print and online assets, direct mail and online marketing, multi-media production and posting, tradeshow displays, vehicle graphics, promotional products and more.

Since 2005, AAP Creative has vetted hundreds of production vendors in the process of providing comprehensive services to over 300 clients spanning a dozen industries (see page 12). These include over 40 professional associations, nonprofits and faith-based organizations.

We’ve forged strategic alliances with dozens of entrepreneurs in focused services such as web coding, SEO, Social Media Marketing, PPC Advertising, etc., to round out the skill-sets we can offer under one projectmanaged umbrella.

From market research and strategy, to design, production and placement, to tracking and more research, AAP Creative is a “one-stop-shop” for the full life-cycle of your organization’s marketing and communications needs.

Whether that’s shiny presentation folders, redesigned letterhead or reprints of existing multi-part forms, nothing is too mundane or commoditized that AAP Creative can’t spiff up your image and save you some money at the same time.

Knowing that you’ll ultimately decide to do business with providers you come to know, like and trust, AAP Creative invites you to peruse this portfolio for evidence of our talent, expertise and integrity.

Table of Contents Brand Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Business Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Display Graphics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Case Study: Church Building Graphics . . . . . . . . 5 Publishing Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Envelopes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Professional Associations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Newsletters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Branded Apparel & Promotional Products . . . . 10 Case Study: Eleventh Hour Service . . . . . . . . . . 11 Clients by Industry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Why Clients Choose AAP Creative . . . . . . . . . . . 13 “Meat or Beet” Value Guarantee . . . . Back Cover

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AAP Creative • 2050 Beavercreek Road, Suite 101 Box 301 • Oregon City, Oregon 97045 503.655.1114 TEL • 888.655.1114 TOLL FREE • marketing@aapcreative.com • www.aapcreative.com

WE CAPTURE THE ESSENCE AND COMMUNICATE THE PASSION OF YOUR PURPOSE IN THE MARKETPLACE. WE ARE STEWARDS OF YOUR VISION©

Brand Development & Style Management

LOGOS, TAG LINES, MISSION STATEMENTS and MORE...

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e often start a logo project with a napkin sketch from the client. If the coffee hasn’t made the ink run too badly, we’re usually able to breathe life into their vision back at the studio. Clients sometimes find it difficult to nail down the vision in their mind’s eye, which is why we ask deep questions to understand an founder’s passion and purpose, and use our creative training and nonprofit experience to capture the very essence of an organization’s brand in word and image. If a client has an existing “style guide,” we work within those parameters to create compelling representations of their established brand.

The logos and seals below represent just a few of the organizations we’ve been privileged to serve, including numerous examples of original brand consulting and logo design....

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e put a lot of strategic thinking into designing business cards. The challenge is often what not to say, and the solution often comes in the form of non-verbal graphic imagery.

AAP Creative prints “premium” business cards that meet-or-beat VistaPrint™ pricing on apples-to-apples specifications­—and we offer a greater range of paper stock and special finishes than they do.

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100# Linen

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22pt Luster Laminate Wet-looking clear gloss laminate

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16pt Silk Laminate Soft and touchable finish

20pt Plastic Cards Clear, Frosted or White Plastic

16pt Silk Laminate With Spot-UV Gloss

20pt Plastic FoilWorx Gold, Silver or Copper Foil

16pt Silk FoilWorx Gold, Silver or Copper Foil

4D Lenticular Rounded corners, 2 or 3 flips

Contact us for a current pricelist and get ready to make your calling card one they’ll never want to round-file!

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Executive Director 1.419.779.3991 rick@michies.org 120 Optimist Court Auburn Hills, MI 48326 www.michies.org

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SMART SYSTEMS TO HELP YOU SELL MORE !

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Membership & Development Manager Office 503.262.8586 membership@oanp.org P.O. Box 5876 Portland, OR 97228 oanp.org

Rev. Jeff Wiedenmeyer Executive Pastor 21065 SW Stafford Road Tualatin, OR 97062 503.638.8765 tel 503.638.6316 fax jeffw@ theneighborhoodchurch.org

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WE CAPTURE THE ESSENCE AND COMMUNICATE THE PASSION OF YOUR PURPOSE IN THE MARKETPLACE. WE ARE STEWARDS OF YOUR VISION©

Banners, Billboards & Booths, O My! DISPLAY GRAPHICS

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ssociation events, vehicle graphics and facility signage are all opportunities to strengthen your brand presence.

AAP Creative designs and sources Table Throws, Retractible Banners, Tradeshow Booths and any other display products you could ever need or imagine to promote your products and services.

We’ve even fabricated custom displays (see below) from recycled tradeshow materials we collect under an agreement with a regional Convention Center.

Come to us with your ideas and wish lists, and we’ll send you home with dreams brought to life!

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Anderson Art Productions, LLC 2050 Beavercreek Rd. / Suite 101 Box 301 Oregon City, Oregon 97045 TEL/FAX 503.655-1114 TOLL FREE 888.655.1114.4729 EMAIL production@aapcreative.com WEB www.aapcreative.com CLIENT: JOB #: DATE: DESCR: NOTES:

Duck Pond Cellars 20090701 Finished AAP Kiosk Shown with & without product placement.

Duck Pond Wing Kiosk Model 200902 • Capacity: Top 3 shelves .......20 bottles (5w x 4d) per shelf Bottom Shelf .......24 bottles (4 rows of 5, 1 row of 4) Total capacity 84 (7 cases) • • • •

Retail Footprint ............. 19” x 22” (72” high) Shipping Dimensions .... 62” x 22” x 5” Shipping Weight............ 65 lbs.

Weight Fully Stocked .... 320 lbs. (approx.)

ComfortCare Dental CLIENT JOB 151242 DATE 02/05/2016 DESCR Mock-up for MOBILE BUS - DRAFT 02 NOTES

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Serving the Senior Care Community

comfortcare.net/mobile

A non-profit service dedicated to helping seniors enhance their quality of life through preventive dental care.

503.653.9334

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AAP Creative • 2050 Beavercreek Road, Suite 101 Box 301 • Oregon City, Oregon 97045 503.655.1114 TEL • 888.655.1114 TOLL FREE • marketing@aapcreative.com • www.aapcreative.com

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Case Study: Display Graphics OREGON CITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH

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AAP Creative’s diverse industry experience and vendor connections helped keep production budgets lean:

Oregon City Christian Church 120856 08/22/2012 LOGO COMPS - “Sanctuary Banners”

[1] After designing the children’s graphics and printing them on adhesive vinyl, we mounted them to repurposed display board and hand-cut them out before they were affixed to the walls.

[2] Although enormous, we sourced the sanctuary banners inexpensively through a vendor that specializes in billboard production, as the images can be rendered at much lower resolution than standard banners due to the distance from which they will be viewed.

Oregon City Christian Church 120828 08/16/2012 LOGO COMPS - “OC Kids”

Oregon City Christian Church 120828 08/16/2012 LOGO COMPS - “OC Kids”

Oregon City Christian Church 120828 08/16/2012 LOGO COMPS - “OC Kids”

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Publications START-TO-FINISH SERVICES

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ublishing requires multiple skill-sets: research, copywriting, editing, illustration, photography, layout, art direction, production management and distribution. AAP Creative is accomplished in the full range of these disciplines and adept at diplomatically managing multiple contributors and vendors to meet the requirements and expecations of our equally diverse clientele.

From in-house digital printing of a few dozen booklets, to 5,000 newsletters and saddle-stitched pamphlets printed on sheet-fed presses, to 100,000 perfect bound magazines run on giant web presses, AAP Creative expertly sources and manages vendors nationwide to bring complex projects to successful completion and distribution on-time and on-budget.

The projects represented here are just a handful of the hundreds of publications AAP Creative has been privileged to produce (note bilingual items at bottom).

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Her both unique education medicine and training make “medically bilingual,” understanding both conventional medicine as well as natural forms of healing.

Chiaoli Lu, ND, LAc is passionate about finding the root causes of illness Lu, andND, in serving the most difficult populations.

Shecauses is founder Chiaoli LAc is passionate about finding the root of and Executive Director Mercy & Wisdom Community illness and in serving theofmost difficult populations.

SheHealth is founder Clinic, a non-profit community that provides healthcare and Executive Director of Mercyclinic & Wisdom Community Health to people of all means and also operates asprovides a clinicalhealthcare training site.

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Kamto Lee, DAOM, LAc was trained continuously from the age of eight by traditional herbalists China whilecontinuously assisting hisfrom father’s fromby a stroke.

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He grows more than 300 medicinal on his He applieswith his unique of modern western and oriental medicineherbs to help farm and is a founder of Mercy & Wisdom Community Health Clinic. patients with difficult conditions. He grows more than 300 medicinal herbs on his farm and is a founder of Mercy & Wisdom Community Health Clinic.

Hilary Andrews, ND has a clinical practice focusing on childhood health. Out of concern for the ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to Hilary Andrews, ND has a clinical practice focusing on childhood vaccinations, she created several in-depth vaccine CE courses and health.

Out of concern for the approach to now lectures and consults on ‘one-size-fits-all’ though vaccinations, she created several in-depth vaccine CE courses and now lectures and consults on thoughtful, patient-centered vaccine education for medical professionals and patients.

Nancy Scarlett, ND is an associate professor at NCNM where she teaches Naturopathic Medical Ethics and Bioethics. She received training in bioethics during a graduate fellowship at the University of Tennessee. She is passionate about advancing medical ethics for both practitioners and the profession.

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Promotional Merchandise & Branded Apparel

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AP Creative designs and sources promotional merchandise and branded apparel for staff uniforms, tradeshow giveaways and revenue-generating fundraisers.

A proud member of the Promotional Production Association International (PPAI), we subscribe to the industry’s premier SAGE™ database for access to over 5,000 fully vetted vendors from around the globe.

We can even create your own “Company Store” so members or supporters can order directly from predetermined selections of branded merchandise.

We also work directly with cottage industry suppliers to keep it local and source truly unique items that will honor your values and further your mission.

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CLIENT B&B Tank JOB 141066

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C17 Trucker Mesh Snapback Adjustable Cap

The ever popular Capistrano Two Tone Summer Mesh Cap w/ Po Closure. 1 Color Suede Puff imprint in one location included.

COLORS: White/Red, White/Navy Blue, White/Royal Blue, White/ White/Black, White/Kelly Green, White/Dark Green, White/Pink PRICING (minimum order 48 units): 48 @ $4.97 ea.

96 @ $3.93 ea.

144 @ $3.43 ea.

500 @ $2.99 ea.

1-color screenprinting included in price. One-Time Set-up Fee: $ 2nd color: add’l set-up fee, plus $0.50/hat.

10-day production time. Est. ground shipping on 144 units $25.

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Eleventh Hour Service ASPIRANET, CALIFORNIA

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erhaps our greatest success story to date, this was a project with which most nonprofit organizations (and their vendors!) can commiserate.

AAP Creative designed and produced 7,500 “tree tags” for a state-wide foster care agency in California. The tags were to be strung on Christmas trees placed in nearly a hundred Starbucks locations across Southern California.

Approved by committee, design and content were subjected to many revisions with long delays between responses!, and several sets of specifications were requested to maximize the budget. When approval was finally given, the last-ditch delivery date was literally just days away.

Hang tags and posters had to be delivered to the nonprofit HQ by November 1st

In order for scheduled volunteers to handwrite the wishes of over 7,000 children on the tags, then deliver and set-up Christmas tree displays in the Starbucks locations—in time for patrons to select, shop and bring those gifts back—so that more volunteers could then sort, wrap and deliver presents to homes and case workers throughout the entire state! ...Approval came October 27th...

With vendors alerted and our custom die waiting for action, AAP Creative was able to print same-day at our best trade vendor in another state, ship overnight to the die-cutter in Portland Oregon, courier that afternoon to the punch-and-string vendor across town, and then overnight ship the whole batch back to the client all within five calendar days! ...the client received them November 1st!

Though we would never opt for such precision timing with no room for production glitches!, AAP Creative is proud and pleased that we were able to do our part in providing foster children with gifts for Christmas!

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Clients Current and Past by Category Having Proudly Served Hundreds of Businesses in a Dozen Industries, We Humbly Ask You to Consider Trusting Us With Yours.

CONTRACTORS & TRADES Advanced Auto Glass Affinity Group Property Mgt. Audubon R & R, Roofing Bear Paw Remodeling Building Materials Resources Buzby Builders Custom Stone Creations Custom Concrete Creations The Dalles Collision Center Die Hard Blinds Edward Day Homes Highland Ridge Remodeling HomeMasters Roofing Innovative Landscaping Maller Painting Oregon Demolition Real Solutions Carpet Care Total Comfort Solutions HVAC Winkel Carpet & Tile Care Wheelkraft NW Woodsmythe CONSUMER GOODS & SERVICES Access to Language Beach Budz Boutique Beach Baby Clothing Car Audio Collin Cleaning Compassionate Interventions Core Synergy Massage Courtesy Ford, Whsle. Parts Dynamic Alpine, Training Extreme RV, Automotive Flanagan Foto Hawaiian Sun Tanning iPhoneKeys, eCommerce Jeff’s Soy Candles Kolluru Naturopathic LAN Lizardz Gaming Lotto Magician, eCommerce Lucky Dog Grooming Massage Works, Therapy Move America O’Brien Auto Group Real Solutions, Carpet Cleaning Red Cock Crafters Mall Salon 517 Stackelhouse Tami, Consultant Sucre Soir, Fashion Design Therapeutic Massage Works Total Comfort HVAC Tranquil Solutions Massage Tree City Chiropractic Trent Wilson Massage VIP Salon Visible Concepts, Hair Salon Wish on a Stone Amanda’s Wedding Shoppe Willamette Express, Moving

TOURISM & HOSPITALITY Ashley Inn Bella Beach Vacation Rentals Bella Beach Management Black Ball Transport, Ferry Line Blue Heron Boat Rentals Ester Lee Motel Green Acres Horse Excursions Hillcrest Inn Horizon Beach Rentals Horizon Real Estate Lincoln City Inn Ocean Terrace Condos Sailor Jacks Motel Seagull Motel Siletz Bay Lodge PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Action Coach Art Man Illustration Bransom Media Group Canvas Dreams Web Hosting Claussen Trucking Cooke Pictures Electrician Testing Event Rental Communications GoldDog Consulting, HR Graphix Plus, Design & Printing Grubb & Ellis Commercial Ida York Interior Design iNetBiz, IT Services JDK Internet Marketing Juve Consulting Lutz Snyder Realty MoveAmerica Oregon Translation Precision Images Soka United Real Estate Sygnifi Networks Triple Advantage Fundraising Work Smarter Sales Training FINANCE & INSURANCE Agent Brown Insurance Allied Mortgage American Laser Systems Cascade Wealth Mgmt.

Country Insurance Employee Printers Trust Farmers Insurance Fellowship Accounting Fidelity Financial Lingwood Insurance Livewell Health Systems Marsh & Mercer Montana Retail Empl. Trust Northwest Laborers Trust Sound Health & Wellness Stout Solutions Financial Zenith Benefit Administrators

FOOD & BEVERAGE A. B. Catering Anderson Family Vineyard Aviation Gin Beachin’ Pizza Boyd Coffee Cascade Cliffs Winery Cedar Ridge Winery Desert Wind Winery Dory Cove Restaurant Duck Pond Cellars FireWorks Restaurant Gallucis Pizzeria Gigantic Brewing Gorman Winery Growing Greens Farm GSK Foods BBQ Sauce His Bakery Hopworks Urban Brewery Humble Pie Pizzeria Innovative Sourcing Just-a-Bite Deli Kestral Vintners Lee’s Chinese Restaurant Megusta BBQ Seasoning Mr. Bills Market Momiji’s Restaurant Naked Winery Nauti Mermaid Bar NW Wine Company OSO Hills Distillery Pasek Cellars Pelican Brew Pub Peurto Vallarta Restaurant Richards Packaging Roadhouse & Brewery Ryan Winery Tamarack Cellars Tokyo Teriyaki Restaurant Townshend Wines Vivian’s Restaurant INSTITUTIONAL A.C.E. Academy Diocese of Oakland California Dominican School of Theology Franciscan School of Theology Graduate Theological Union Pacific Lutheran Seminary Pacific School of Religion UMC OR-ID Conference University of Washington GOVERNMENT City of Gresham, Oregon Develop Pendleton Lenawee CVB (MI) State of Hawaii State of Idaho

ASSOCIATIONS ATSA Engineers Without Borders N. Clackamas Chamber Oregon Assn of Naturopaths Oregon Nurses Association Pierce County Nurses Assn Portland Advertising Federation Walla Walla Sweet Onions Wa. Independent Auto Dealers Assn.

Washington Potato Commision CHURCHES & NONPROFITS Neighborhood Church (OR) Whitefish AG (MT) Jamestown AG (ND) AspiraNet Social Services Bag-n-Baggage Theater Co. Big Star Ranch Blair Foundation Christian Pep Rally Council for the Homeless Consonare Choir FHCRH Historic Society Habitat for Humanity Ian Green, Speaker IEFT, Education Fund Lift Up Africa Lincoln City Community Ctr. Lower Nehalem Watershed North County Food Bank N.Shore Youth & Family Svcs OC Christian Church Oregon Ministry Network Puget Sound Christian Clinic Raphael House, DV Shelter Rotary Club, SE Portland Saint James Church & School Spokane Nbhd. Action Pgms Stafford Academy Teen Challenge of Portland TUHS Equestrian Club Epworth UMC (CA) Montavilla UMC (OR) Payette UMC (ID) Woodburn UMC (OR) MANUFACTURING Glass Eye Studio, Glass Blowing Jennifer Sears-Volta Glass KDL Enterprizes, Windows Null Designs, Furniture Ultimate Lock, Home Security Uni-Dolly, Automotive Watterson Logging Yesterdays Rides, Metal Fab

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Why Clients Choose AAP Creative

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lients come to us because we create amazing results.

They stay with us because we nurture lasting relationships.

With AAP Creative, it’s never “just business”...it’s personal.

Our experience across multiple strategic and creative disciplines allows us to help clients on an individual project as well as provide start-to-finish agency services.

We’re versatile and adaptable: Our “virtual agency” model leverages contractors from among the most talented creative professionals in the industry; and we have vetted hundreds of strategic suppliers and vendors. This allows us to meet all of our clients’ needs while keeping overhead low and expertise high.

What We Do We are a Full-Service Marketing Communications Agency.

What makes us different? Traditional agencies house creative, account management and media services under one brick-andmortar roof and carry large payrolls—commanding hundreds of dollars per billable hour to cover all of that overhead.

AAP Creative puts all of these services—and more—into a “virtual agency” where our Creative Director coordinates diverse skill-sets as-needed from a hand-picked network of U.S.-based consultants, suppliers and vendors to meet each of our client’s unique needs.

Company Overview Founder: Jonathan Anderson, Established: 2005 Location: Oregon City, OR Markets Served: National

Core Focus Agency & Management Services Creative & Prototyping Services Production & Fabrication Services

Our Customers Since 2005 AAP Creative has been privileged to serve over 300 clients nationwide, including recent counts in the following vertical markets:

Our contractors are entrepreneurial shining stars—many of whom left agency employment for the freedom and flexibility of consulting—allowing AAP Creative to offer world-class services at fiercely competitive rates.

Associations & Nonprofits .................................44

Who We Are

Contractors & Skilled Trades ............................21

Founder Jonathan Anderson brings over 25 years of client-side and consulting experience to the table, with communications and executive roles in both corporate and nonprofit contexts.

Anderson is Senior Designer, Creative Director and Executive Producer over a broad range of skilled professionals able to service the whole spectrum of marketing and advertising disciplines. Personal Skillsets include graphic design, copywriting, print management, marketing automation and client/contractor/vendor relations.

B2B - Professional Services ................................23 B2C - Consumer Goods & Services .................36

Craft Beverage Producers ...............................22 Dining & Food Related .....................................22 Finance & Insurance .........................................17 Government & Institutional ..............................14 Manufacturing & Technology............................8 Tourism & Hospitality..........................................15

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“We’ve got an ‘aap’ for that!”

Affordable excellence in everything you need to promote your business in print, online, multi-media and more!

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Using sophisticated software for lists, leads and ‘lectronic marketing, we test and perfect copy and page to convert visitors to buyers and turn customers into clients.

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FOR ALL THINGS PRINTED We know printing, and we get it done right, on budget and on time.

Whether it’s printed on paper or plastic, canvas or cardboard, fabric or forms, we’re your single source.

We know how to put Big Ideas on Big Media to grab you Big Attention.

PRINT

MULTI-MEDIA Having cut our teeth making film and video from script to screen. we’ll tell your story on location, in-studio, or with animated or live-action “spokespuppets.”

We bring your B2C and B2B campaigns pinpoint accuracy, guaranteed deliverability and strategic response mechanisms.

LARGE FORMAT & POP DISPLAYS

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SERVICES FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION We excel at commercial artistry, breathing life into your vision for written and visual impact across all forms of media.

We develop corporate identities that integrate across multiple communications channels to help make and keep your company top-o-mind.

DIGITAL MARKETING

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FROM RESEARCH TO R.O.I. We develop, design and deploy the best messages and place them in the right media to reach your target market.

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& BRANDED APPAREL Cups, caps, shirts, sacks, pens, ‘packs–even socks on fox– we put your brands in the hands of decision makers every day.

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Introducing AAP Creative’s “Meat or Beet” Value Guarantee!

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Creative is not a print shop. Although we produce digital imaging in-house, we broker the rest of our printing through fiercly competitive trade-only vendors—the same guys Quick Print shops use to subcontract all of their full-color work! We purchase trade services at wholesale rates and sell them to you at a reasonable mark-up.

To stay competitive, we frequently “secret shop” the market to see what our competitors are charging. But you might have a quote or two from companies that have kept their margins extra tight or who have decided to give wholesale pricing directly to end-users.

In order to establish true “apples-to-apples” price comparisons, we ask only that you share the line-item details and pricing of a competitor’s past invoice or pending quotes (we don’t need to know WHO they are); we’ll then work backwards from our costs to keep our margins at or below the competitors’ pricing. Obviously, we can’t operate at a loss, so...

If we can’t “Meat or Beet” the competition in apples-to-apples comparisons, we’ll congratulate you on having found the better deal!

AAP Creative • 2050 Beavercreek Road, Suite 101 Box 301 • Oregon City, Oregon 97045 503.655.1114 TEL • 888.655.1114 TOLL FREE • marketing@aapcreative.com • www.aapcreative.com