Advertising & Exhibits

This die-cut brochure was developed for the launch of the client’s new diamond drill bit and, to convey major product benefits in trade magazines, we created a series of print ads based on world famous landmarks.

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This large-format booklet was designed as part of a presentation kit to attract investors for a high-end hotel development located in the Muskokas.

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TTC provides marketing services to this leading producer of nickel and copper at their Sudbury, Ontario operations. Recent work includes ads that communicate the client’s commitment to the environment and to the community, and a ½ page ad for the national Globe & Mail to announce a major mine safety award that was received. A booklet to celebrate 100 years of hydroelectric power at the company was designed utilizing a historical look and old photographs.

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Full-page colour ads and transit posters were created to promote this daily newspaper as a thriving local operation with employees who make their homes in Sudbury and who are proud to be part of the community.

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Various marketing materials have been developed for the city’s economic development corporation to target the business market. The exhibit entitled “A City Reborn” won three awards, including “Best of Show”, out of approximately 500 submissions at the 2008 Marketing Canada Awards hosted by the Economic Developers Assoc. of Canada. Of the three print ads shown here, one focuses on the north’s R & D sector, another on the diversity of business opportunities, and the last on the mining supply and service industry.

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This recruitment organization chose TTC Advertising to create their new corporate identity and to develop a variety of initiatives for the company’s Sudbury, North Bay and Timmins offices including trade show displays and promotional brochures.

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When the Ontario Ministry of Northern Development & Mines wanted a unique display to promote their economic development services, TTC provided an off-the-shelf orbital truss system and designed the accompanying graphic panels. The result was the amazing look of a custom-made exhibit for a fraction of the cost.

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A series of full-page print ads and an accompanying brochure were created to promote the online MBA program developed by the university and the Certified General Accountants Assoc. We interviewed graduates from across Canada for these testimonial-style ads, arranged for location photos and used stock images of each city to convey the reach of the program. Ads are running in CGA Magazine.

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This brochure and accompanying map display graphic were developed for FedNor, Industry Canada’s northern Ontario development agency and a long-standing TTC client, to promote northern tourism opportunities at the annual Royal Agricultural Fair.

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Northern Ontario’s newest tourist attraction uniquely focuses on Aboriginal history and culture. To help market Eagle’s Earth, TTC utilized authentic native images to create this engaging lure brochure and pair of banner displays.

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TTC developed the “Real” theme for this recruitment piece to promote Northern College’s strengths that include northern-oriented programs, smaller class sizes and a one-on-one learning environment. The theme is being applied to a number of other marketing initiatives for the 2008-2009 academic year.

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Stunning scenic photos and inspiring copy were combined in the creation of this booklet to promote the four-season tourist attractions and activities offered by this picturesque Georgian Bay community.

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Consisting of in-school posters and brochures, this campaign was developed to motivate Aboriginal students to self-identify in an effort to improve programs specific to their needs. It utilized original photography, and all those who registered earned a chance to win a video game system.

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This campaign was created to promote family-friendly Northern Ontario vacations to consumers in southern Ontario, New York, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin. It consisted of magazine ads, newspaper inserts and a 28-page vacation guide.

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To build consumer awareness of the client’s vTone telephone service, this campaign was developed for markets throughout northeast Ontario. Energetic stock photos and savings-focused subheads were used to create bulk mail postcards, billboards and bus posters to grab attention and get the message across.

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