CLEVELAND – May 27, 2009 – Viva La Brand (www.vivalabrand.com), the marketing strategy firm, has added SparkBase (www.sparkbase.com) to its impressive client list of market leaders. SparkBase, the technology leader for the processing of private label gift and loyalty cards, has hired Viva La Brand to lead the development of their public relations’ and marketing efforts. “Selecting Viva La Brand was a no-brainer. We’ve built an aggressive organization that’s obsessed with anticipating what our clients…

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Cleveland, OH, March 12, 2009 –(PR.com)– Vox Mobile has selected Viva La Brand to help it develop a brand strategy and integrated marketing plans to boost awareness and generate new business. As the first mobile technology company to be RIM-certified, Vox Mobile has grown dramatically through word of mouth and referrals from its growing list of Fortune 1000 customers. Now that the company has enhanced its support offerings, service level agreements and reporting, they are…

As featured in the March, 2009 issue of Crain’s Cleveland. By: John Booth Cleveland marketing strategy firm Viva La Brand — also known as the one-woman show run by former Progressive advertising director Laura Sheridan — has signed on to help local wireless consulting company Vox Mobile develop a brand strategy and marketing plan. Since going solo in fall 2007, Ms. Sheridan has overseen projects like an agency search for Toyota Financial Services and digital…

Marketing firm attracts both blue chips and start-ups in first year CLEVELAND, OH  October 28, 2008:  Viva La Brand LLC, an Ohio-based branding, advertising, and marketing firm, is celebrating its first anniversary. Huge global corporations, middle market US companies, and even start-ups are seeing the benefit of leveraging outside, temporary marketing expertise. Viva La Brand is focused on using marketing tools to quickly achieve growth and increased profitability for companies.  In just a year, Viva…

As featured in the October, 2008 issue of Crain’s Cleveland. By: Laura Sheridan You know it’s valuable to understand what’s important to your customers, but you’ve put off research because it’s too expensive. However, you can find out what your customers and prospects want and do it on a limited budget. One of the best ways to minimize the cost of research is to be clear about what you want to get out of it….