
Natively was born from the need for businesses to adapt to the changing demands of the consumer landscape they see today. It might seem obvious, but the nuances and layers of business and startup marketing go far beyond technology and simple self-promotion. As a digital native, founder Lydia Nicoll understands that on one hand, today’s consumers, especially of younger generations, are smarter and savvier than ever. Gimmicks and tricks and clickbait are a faster way to lose potential customers than to actually gain them making it more imperative than ever for companies to level with their audiences. Digital natives, or those who were raised in the computer and internet era, are quickly growing in purchasing power, making them a demographic that can’t be ignored.
RCCO began working with Blue Bell Creameries in 2006, a year shy of their 100 year history. The brand has long been noteworthy for their high-quality ice cream, and for their years of iconic advertising. They deliver messages focused on realistic benefits presented in new and arresting ways. Boring people into getting your message just doesn’t work. And neither does standing out just to stand out. Without targeted cleverness and creativity, you have messages that go unnoticed. There are many creative agencies. Their approach is what sets them apart. They choose to be small because it allows them clarity and quickness and an unobstructed path to a good idea.
Redhype is a band of like-minded specialists, applying imagination to business disciplines and solving problems of perception, design and context. Redhype is comprised of creative professionals, all working to add value for their clients by providing them with unique marketing insights and working to execute strategies across various mediums. They like what's cool and unique about the world and about you. They like devising off-the-wall ideas. They want to find what's fascinating about you. But, really, if that doesn't suit your purpose, why would they put that on display?