Blog Category: Announcements
Array Welcomes Creative Director Jason Schultz to Drive National Expansion
By: Kristina Crowson As the CEO & Marketing Director of Array, I know that growth comes with embracing change. Since stepping into leadership in 2015, my mission has been clear: To transform Array into a boutique agency known for adaptability, innovation, and delivering exceptional client outcomes. Over the past nine… Read more
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Nanaimo Marketing Agency Wins Big
Nanaimo, B.C. // November 19, 2024 Array is proud to announce its recognition on both local and international stages for outstanding creative achievements in web design, logo design, and environmental branding. These accolades reflect Array’s commitment to delivering exceptional results for their clients and highlight the team’s innovation and passion… Read more
Key Insights from the 2024 Vancouver Island Economic Summit
Photo Courtesy of HA Photography Business leaders, policymakers, and community advocates from across Vancouver Island gathered in Nanaimo from October 23 – 24, 2024 for the 18th Annual State of the Island Economic Summit. Hosted by the Vancouver Island Economic Alliance (VIEA), this two-day event offers attendees a chance to… Read more
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Vancouver Island Marketing Agency Secures Victory in the 2024 International Design Awards
Nanaimo, B.C. // June 1, 2024 The MUSE Creative and Design Awards have unveiled their winners for the first competitive season of 2024. Hosted by the International Awards Associate (IAA), these competitions received over 8,500 entries from across the globe, affirming their position as prestigious programs honouring creative and design… Read more
Array Dominates Award Season With Another 4 Wins for Brand Development & Graphic Design
In case you missed our last post, we celebrated our first three award wins of the year for web design and web development. Now we’re back with another four wins, securing our total to 54 awards since our start in 2009. This time we’re celebrating Nanaimo advertising agency’s expertise in… Read more
The Power Of Branding: Mind Bending Building Construction Logo For Modular Housing Company
We need to know—is this building construction logo design pointing up or down for you? Created for Pacific Modular, a new modular housing construction company based in Campbell River, B.C., we recently launched this brand to help build market awareness and drive leads to their website. Drawing inspiration from the… Read more
Big Changes To Audio Usage On Social Platforms (And What You Can Do About It)
It’s official—TikTok lost a huge portion of their music library because they couldn’t come to terms with Universal Music Group (UMG) on a licensing deal. The deal included an increase in profits that would kick back to UMG for using their artists’ audio within the video-based platform. After deeming the… Read more
The Super Bowl Of Ads: A Swift End To The Season
The Super Bowl capped off the 23/24 NFL season with a series of storylines in football, entertainment, gambling, and of course, advertising. Despite an OT thriller, the 49ers were unable to break a 29-year Super Bowl drought, setting the Chiefs up for a chance at a 3-peat in 2024. But… Read more
IMPACT Conference: From Heads In Beds To Wealth & Wellbeing, Canadian Tourism Is Looking Ahead
On January 21st, our team attended the IMPACT Sustainability & Tourism Conference for the very first time! Hosted in Victoria, B.C., this two-day event brings together industry experts, community leaders, and business professionals to collaborate on creating a more sustainable and regenerative future where tourism is a force for good. … Read more
New Google & Yahoo Email Requirements Start in February 2024. Are You Prepared?
If you have a Gmail or Yahoo email account, good news—your email just got safer (and according to Google, less spammy). But if you’re a business with a marketing strategy that involves sending bulk emails (think newsletters or email marketing), listen up. To further block spam, phishing, and malware threats,… Read more