NOISE INTER.ACTIVE AWARDED DOOR COUNTY, WISCONSIN WEB BRAND CONTRACTS

Friday, November 20th, 2009 | Uncategorized | No Comments

NOISE Inter.Active, the web development and web marketing division of NOISE, has been awarded web brand design, development and search engine optimization contracts for Door County Visitor Bureau, the tourism marketing organization for Door County, Wisconsin. Located in northeastern Wisconsin, on a breathtaking, charming peninsula featuring 300 miles of beautiful coast, Door County annually hosts more than two million visitors and has been named a “Top Ten Vacation Destination in North America” by Money Magazine.

“NOISE Inter.Active is extremely proud to have been selected for these cornerstone branding assignments,” notes Mary Parodo, President and Account Leader for Door County Visitor Bureau. “As we know, travel and tourism branding and marketing is driven today by the internet, and our work here is literally the ‘front door’ by which Door County will welcome its guests.”

John Sprecher, Chairman and Creative Director for Door County Visitor Bureau, adds that “NOISE Inter.Active will bring an exciting, innovative, integrated web brand plan to Door County’s great benefit. We look forward to making the internet visitor’s welcome warm, inviting, engaging, fun, and something people will want to do again and again.”

NOISE Inter.Active is a comprehensive web brand development and marketing services provider, and offers:

• Web Branding
• Web Design
• Web Development
• Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
• Search Engine Marketing (SEM)
• Search Engine Performance Reporting
• Paid Search Advertising Campaigns (PPC)
• Mobile Marketing
• E-Marketing
• E-Databuilding
• Multi-Lingual Translation Services
• Online Market Research


A social media marketing campaign, created and executed by Vwallah!, the social media division of NOISE, will complement and complete the Door County Visitor Bureau web initiative.

For a confidential consultation, contact NOISE Chairman John Sprecher at johns@make-noise.com or 239.395.9555.

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JASON WOLLERING JOINS NOISE AS INTERACTIVE DIRECTOR

Friday, November 6th, 2009 | Uncategorized | No Comments

NOISE welcomes Jason Wollering to its award-winning staff. Wollering will head the interactive media design department while also contributing to graphic design and e-marketing.

Wollering joins NOISE in Milwaukee, Wis., but will serve clients across the United States including Xona Resort Suites (Scottsdale, Ariz.), Door County Visitor Bureau (Door County, Wis.), ‘Tween Waters Inn Island Resort (Captiva, Fla.) and Fort HealthCare (Fort Atkinson, Wis.). A graduate of Milwaukee School of Engineering and Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design with a degree in Management Information Systems and Communication Design, Wollering will lead the NOISE team interactively, utilizing his experience as a Lead Flash Developer and Graphic Designer for previous clients such as Miller Brewing Co., Kohler Co., Kohl’s and Briggs & Stratton.

“Jason is a jack of many trades,” says John Sprecher, Chief Creative Officer of NOISE. “He has the amazing ability to blend artistic sense with website and interactive development — the perfect combination in the ever-evolving digital world. NOISE is fortunate to be have such talent on its team.”

While Wollering has a special interest in digital media, he also has an extended knowledge of graphic design, print/environmental design and package design. Outside of work, Wollering enjoys his guitar and is a season ticket holder to the Milwaukee Brewers.

“I see this as an opportunity to grow professionally, as well as personally,” says Wollering. “It’s an opportunity not only to gain experience but to push myself beyond my own limits — to do what I love to do, and have some fun while doing it. NOISE is the perfect fit, and I am encouraged everyday by the atmosphere NOISE creates.”