The Davey awards is an international honor given to small firms who exhibit big creativity. They focus exclusively on making sure the size of the agency doesn’t matter when it comes to recognition for hard work, originality and imagination. That’s why it’s not surprising that in the 2011 winners circle is Rivers Agency, taking home five of the prestigious Silver Daveys. The awards are jud… Read more
Biltmore just launched a brand new home party company and a brand new web site to go with it, Biltmore Inspirations. They contacted Rivers Agency to design and develop the web site. The site serves as a new home-based party planning system. The web site allows users to view Biltmore products, register to host parties and join the Biltmore Inspirations team as a consultant. It also… Read more
Rivers Agency thrives on the opportunity to develop and grow a concept from the ground up. In order to give your brand and logo life, we incorporate aspects of the visual, the verbal and the conceptual to bring a completeness and essence to your brand. These components all come together in a remarkable logo that evokes an emotional and memorable response for your organization. While a strong co… Read more
Rivers Agency has a long professional history of working with laboratories, medical and heath organizations and university departments to create specialized and informative web sites as well as branded print collateral. Located directly north of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, we have fostered our relationship with many of the school’s research and health organizations through c… Read more
Rivers Agency is a full-service advertising agency with a strong “client first” ethos and a reputation of professional design within reasonable cost. With a dedicated staff specializing in print design, we at Rivers Agency are capable of producing a wide range of printed materials – from informative brochures and booklets to consumer and trade catalogs. At Rivers Agency, a good page layout i… Read more
Before we comprehend the content of a web or print design, the initial view of its color is the hook that secures our attention. When we see colors, we immediately form associations with emotion and tone. Designs employ this color relation process to express messages and link brands to their organizations energy, mission and intent. Senior Color Director – Sarah Owens There are several aspects… Read more
Rivers Agency is a full-service advertising agency with a reputation that reflects our strengths and our distinct personality. We have a proven history of providing innovative, attractive designs that represent the capabilities and values of our clients through clear navigation, user-friendly features and flawless coding. We are your source for web design in the Triangle. Our clients range from… Read more
While your New Year’s resolution to eat better or exercise more may have already fizzled, carrying through on that resolution to update your Web site is a must for boosting your business in 2010. Updating the content, design and image of your Web site is a simple and effective way to attract more visitors to your Web site. Use the following five tips to add a fresh look to your Web site: Make… Read more
As the official start of summer approaches, the workout frenzy that precedes swimsuit season is in full swing. Something about the added exposure of a swimsuit propels us to boost our fitness plans and reap the benefits of improved health and endurance. Unfortunately, many business owners do not feel the same urgency to shape up their Web sites, although the first impressions made online can ha… Read more
Rivers Agency extends heartfelt congratulations to the Ackland Art Museum on its 50th anniversary! Rivers Agency leads design and creative marketing efforts for the Ackland Art Museum. As part of its anniversary celebration, the Ackland recently unveiled “Circa 1958: Breaking Ground in American Art.” The show explores artistic trends that emerged during that influential year. Rivers Agenc… Read more
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