- Agency
- Our Philosophy
Our philosophy is quite simple and direct. We believe your marketing dollars are valuable and that you should receive a return on your investment. We think strategically to create results driven materials. Look - The most important thing we can do is to analyze your existing brand at its present moment and create a situation analysis. Think - Develop a brand position that is unique and true to your product; called your “Unique Selling Proposition”. This gives you the competitive edge. Create - Your brands message will be delivered consistently throughout all touch points of the sales cycle turning it into a branding and selling opportunity.
- The Team
Lisa Mirabile – President & CEO (Follow Lisa on Twitter) Lisa Mirabile holds a BFA in Fine Arts from Syracuse University. Her career began at Wunderman, Cato, Johnson NYC where she spent 2 years working on American Express and Miller Genuine Draft. With a passion for excitement Lisa’s career took a turn for the best when relocated by Wunderman to help start the Creative Department for their Latin American office located in Miami. Lisa moved to Ogilvy & Mather and spent the next 5 years traveling through Latin America shooting television commercials. In 2001 Lisa started Vertigo Media Group, a full-service Marketing Communications firm with a strong concentration on brand advertising. Vertigo specializes in branding young companies along with reinvigorating existing brands. As an expert in the industry she has given many seminars on marketing, most recently to the Long Island Direct Marketing Association. Lisa has spoken at Hofstra University and Farmingdale University to young graduates looking to start their careers in Marketing. Dedicated to her community, Vertigo Media Group has helped raise funds and donated graphic services to such foundations as the LI2-Day Breast Cancer Foundation, The Sepe Foundation, The Port Washington Library Foundation and the Long Island Elite. Lisa also…
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- Our Philosophy
- Services
- Branding
At Vertigo we believe that a brand is a set of visual and verbal images that combine to convey a single mental image. The company name, logo, tagline, and campaignable image all come together to create the brand. Vertigo Media Group provides the finest Strategy, Name Development, Marketing Research, and Design Services.
- Broadcast
Audio and video have a unique ability to touch, engage, inspire and motivate diverse audiences. They offer businesses and organizations a powerful tool to communicate an idea, a concept, a brand by blending storytelling and emotion. Vertigo has written, art directed and produced over 18 commercials for such companies as American Express, Kraft General Foods, Kodak, Lend America, Love My Shoes, Peykar Rugs.
- Direct Marketing
At Vertigo we are in the business of building business. We do it by transforming strategy, creativity and analytics into business-building ideas that have the greatest probability of selling our clients’ products to a specific audience and drive response thus creating a desired, measurable action. The communication itself may be in any of a variety of formats including Postal Mail, Direct Advertising, Direct TV, Telemarketing, E-Mail Marketing, and Point-of-Sale (POS) interactions.
- Advertising
Vertigo’s approach to advertising uses a unique combination of creativity and analytics to compel interest and fascination in our clients product or service to influence the clients desired result. We put the “creativity” in Creativeness. Our writers, artists and thinkers bring emotion to the brand – and the brand closer to the consumer’s heart.
- Internet/Social Media
- Reputation Management
- Branding
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great services and more
Vertigo’s services marries the traditional with the not so usual. We can produce anything from strategic advertising campaigns, branding, feature rich, dynamic web sites to behavior centric internet campaigns, content driven social media strategy, setup and management, optimized digital video and action oriented tv.
