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How do you make sure your message cuts through the noise?

As we wrap up 2024, we’re taking a moment to celebrate what has been an incredible year for Hughes&Co.

The right branding can make the mundane memorable and can create a compelling narrative that resonates with customers.

Kamala Harris’s 2024 presidential campaign didn’t win her the presidency, but it did win the internet.

Some brands aren’t just liked—they’re loved. They’re tattooed on arms, worn on chests, and hashtagged in captions.

We had the opportunity to engage with a group of non-profit organizations looking to get their paid digital advertising strategies underway. For a lot…

Our Creative Director’s son Gus spent the day at Hughes&Co for “Take Your Kid to Work Day.” He learnt about what different roles do at the agency.

As Hughes&Co enters its next phase, we’re focusing on one key priority: doing meaningful work with small and medium-sized organizations that aligns with our strengths and vision.

You know that feeling when you are hit with a marketing message so simple, yet so strong, you can’t help but take notice? That’s the sweet spot — where simplicity meets boldness.

In the world wild web, the “hero” section is the star of the show. It’s the first thing users see when they land on your website, and it has the power to captivate or alienate them in seconds. But is the hero section of your website living up to its name?

Frankly, if you’re still doing marketing on the fly, posting here and there, and praying for engagement, you’re basically spinning your wheels in the mud.

Non-profits, the clock is ticking. Year-end giving season is upon us, and if you’re not already planning, you’re officially behind. Here’s how to make your year-end campaign stand out in the flood of fundraising noise.