This was a really short flash teaser that I created as an internal messaging piece announcing the Heat & Glo brand’s upcoming launch of their fall promotion. This piece is actually a transparent flash that sat on top of the Intranet Homepage. It created a great buzz within the company and helped springboard the campaign from within. Give it a whirl.

In late 2006 Hearth & Home Technologies offered a financing option to their dealers which included a 50% return to the dealer. This “cash back” promotion was offered across all three brands and featured a full POS kit, an online presence and an online opt-in application that allowed dealers to sign up for the promotion via the web.

Here is the Heat & Glo version of the mailer that went out to dealers inviting them to sign up for the promotion. On the reverse was a unique key code that tied to a backend mailing list that was later delivered to our fulfillment house. From there, fulfillment would ship out the POS kits and any other pertinent information.

In mid-2006 the Heat & Glo brand of fireplaces under Hearth & Home Technologies re-launched its flagship product line, the 6000 series. There were both print and online materials that went along with this launch.

This was the mini-site that went along with the launch. The site was utilized as an informational piece meant to describe changes from the old versions, as well as any long-running strong-points inherent within the product…

A sample sub-page within the mini-site

A short flash intro that was used on the website homepage to attract visitors to the mini-site.

A quick little interface concept for an Infrared Consulting Company working through weblease usa.


 

The Heat & Glo Brand of Hearth & Home Technologies launched a full line of fireplaces aimed at the more hip & trendy loft-living, green-oriented, ikea buying demographic. This creative was for the mini-site dedicated to promoting the products & features online. It worked hand-in-hand with instore promotion items and literature as a comprehensive multi-channel campaign.

Here’s a screen shot of the subpage of the modern collection mini-site. The experience was essentially a series of rollovers with previews of the product showing up in the large right-hand bubble. Clicking on the bubble would take you to the detail page for that particular product.

Well today is D-Day for actually getting off my bum and getting some of my latest work online. I’m assembling a small team of men, we’ll take care of it. I’ve got my best guys on it.