This is the page where we brag a little bit.
3twenty Solutions (2011)
3twenty Solutions came to us as they prepared for an appearance on CBC's Dragon's Den. In anticipation, we redesigned and streamlined the entire website, prepared a strong online marketing strategy and then sat back and watched as the site received 63,000 visitors after the show.
Oh, and Spoiler Alert: They won the money.
View 3twenty on YouTube
Visit 3twenty.ca
VerEco Home (2011)
When VerEco Homes designed their Net Zero home, a house that produces as much energy as it consumes, they paired with deezine.ca to spread the word. Created as an exhibit at Saskatoon's Western Development Museum, the model home educates visitors on the benefits of net zero development.
Tasked with marketing and publicity, we also put a new spin on social media integration by including iPads in the exhibit, allowing visitors to check-in and share the VerEco exhibit with all of their online connections.
Visit Verecohome.com (and take a tour!)
WinterShines (2011)
deezine.ca created the official website for Saskatoon's Wintershines festival and established a solid online presence for what has become a major yearly event. Since 2010, we've helped the site grow, devised an online content strategy, implemented a simple event-submission process and increased the site's traffic by over 150%.
And we still found time for a snowball fight.
View an event from Wintershines on YouTube
Visit WinterShines website
The Shift Home (2010)
deezine.ca and Shift Development teamed up to make Saskatoon a greener place! Working with an entire online community, our goal was to develop and build a modern, environmentally-friendly living space on a modest budget.
Throughout the project, we handled the community involvement process, brand management, and all media communication. In 2010, deezine.ca and Shift Development proudly handed over the keys to the completed home to one lucky university student.
Visit theshifthome.com
I Heart Bike Lanes (2010)
In the fall of 2009, the City of Saskatoon did something amazing - they designated shared bike paths in the downtown core and painted some sharrows. The effects on traffic flow were astounding. Cycling downtown became far more accessible, and we decided we should show the city how appreciative we were for it with a 275-member bicycle thank-you parade to City Hall.
In the months that followed, the City of Thunder Bay also had an I Heart Bike Lanes event and several Ice Cycles have occurred in Saskatoon.
Visit iheartbikelanes.com
Watch the Saskatoon parade on YouTube
