Push Creative is an innovative design and marketing agency based in the North East, bursting with creative ideas to improve your image, raise your profile and make you stand out.
We are your first stop for bespoke design and creative services including brand development, corporate identity, direct mail, exhibitions, events, packaging, point of sales, press ads, promotional literature, public relations and web design.
Push Creative work in partnership with customers to develop, manage and protect brands that deliver extraordinary impact, together we create something truly memorable to make the right first impression.
You can be assured that our passion for your brand will be supported by work of the highest quality, with attention to detail and a personal touch that can only be provided by a dedicated creative team working with you.
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BRAND NEW Outlook FOR SUN AND ENERGY
Push Creative were invited to provide brand and marketing support for the region’s first national photovtaics conference for The County Durham Development Company.The event held at Hardwick Hall was organised with CDDC and She’s Gott It! Event Management Company. National speakers addressed a specialist audience to develop their solar flair.Photovoltaics is the world's fastest-growing energy ...
Thursday, 28 January 2010 | Hits: 649
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She’s Gott a new brand new look
She’s Gott It! have undergone a rebrand recently with the help of Push Creative, Design and Marketing. The brand development project included; Brand re-devlopment - new contemporary colour scheme and change of typeface applied to all marketing collateral. Dynamic content managed website, developed to highlight and showcase the breadth of projects delivered. An Advertising campaign to promote the brand ethos and raise the profile of the company further. Why not visit www.shesgottit.com. If you are looking to improve your brand image and maximise it’s potential, why not contact Push Creative on 0191 519 7266 or email us: info@push-creative.co.uk.View p...
Monday, 1 February 2010 | Hits: 499
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