The Red Satellite is a soon-to-launch education technology webzine. With reams of content that wants to get noticed, the project was two-fold: create a striking design that would showcase a vast amount of content without overwhelming; and implement an easily manageable back end in a way that could be sustained in the future. WordPress anyone?
Karen Hume needed an author-focused site that would incorporate a blog, showcase her publications, and promote her workshops across North America. Our solution was a custom WordPress theme that showcases her personality and takes her professional presence and content offerings to a whole new level.
When the team at New Leaf Media told us about their ‘Fresh Approach to Publishing‘ we made it our mission to create a site that would reflect that principle. Through powerful imagery and a minimalist colour scheme, our crisp, clean design emphasizes key messaging while maintaining the harmony of New Leaf Media’s product and service offerings.
The Medikidz is a comic book series. It teaches kids about illness in ways they understand. The action-packed stories pop out of the page, and we needed an ecommerce-enabled website that would do the same. We used comic panels, call outs, speech bubbles, and a responsive comic book layout to recreate the graphic novel feel in a web environment.
Best-selling authors Don Tapscott and Anthony Williams needed a site facelift for the launch of the paperback edition of Macrowikinomics – New Solutions for a Connected Planet. SpaceRace translated the new book design into a tangible web experience. We extended its accessibility and tied everything together in a neat, new, online edition that compliments the book.
Our clients are big, or small. They’re established, or start-up upstarts. They’re progressive people and organizations, and we’re proud to help them share their stories.
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SpaceRace created an extensive online portfolio in advance of the publication of karen Hume’s latest resource: Tuned Out.
Our work included a beautiful and responsive new website, video, podcasts, discussion guides, and social media profiles. We put our PR rockets to full power and landed spots in Canadian and international media, including CTV, TEACH magazine, and Classroom2.0.
Did I mention that we love working with authors?
SpaceRace created and implemented a comprehensive content and community plan in a strategic fashion, in line with upcoming initiatives, content releases, and organizational goals. It served to connect the ADD community to the information they need, and to empower them to make the most of a myriad of online resources, including webinars, social media channels, e-newsletters, and forum discussions.
You may have noticed that Charity Village has a whole new look, but did you know that SpaceRace was hired to create the community strategy for Canada’s leading online resource for the non-profit sector?
From internal interviews to establish new workflow processes for the virtual Charity Village team, to member engagement and retention planning, we created a comprehensive blueprint for implementing an online community.
The Responsible Gambling Council hired SpaceRace to develop a marketing & communications plan for Scared Money – a live, interactive theatre presentation for Ontario schools. With a short timeframe for launch, we created an audience development plan, direct marketing plan, public relations plan, and timeline of activities that would connect the RGC to relevant stakeholders in the school system and public health community.
SpaceRace launched DreamBox Learning to the Canadian parent marketplace through a mix of content creation and strategic outreach. Our plan focused on appropriate media planning, public relations activities, and building awareness at family focused events across the country. We also developed a companion website that provided project ideas, videos, and information for parents. Our blogger campaign connected our message to hundreds of Canadian parents, and an awesome math resource to even more Canadian kids.
