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ok… here are the BUZZ words you expect on a home page:

Results-driven advertising, marketing and public relations. Brand-building with a focus on strategic planning and creative executions. A full menu of integrated communication services that add value, speed and efficiency to your objectives. All delivered by a team of experienced, high-energy professionals who want nothing more than to make your life easier. Just visit our bios for specifics on our state-of-the-art communicators and top notched team of professionals that will serve you daily.

 

Now here’s the believable story – OUR STORY:

We are a growing agency with a great passion for doing strong, smart work.

We’re easy to talk to and even easier to get along with. Which tends to make our client relationships not just highly productive, but quite enjoyable.

We know how to grow your business through messaging that’s consistent, attention-getting and always on target.
(Take a look at our healthcare case studies for proof of performance!)

We’re frugal with your budget and generous with our thinking. (See our education success operating with state budgets!)

We’re obsessive about accuracy and punctuality. (Just ask our media contacts!)

Enjoy your visit… we’re glad you’re here!

 

news

Cross + Associates Nets Four BMA ProAd Awards

October 2, 2008

William R. Cross, president of Cross + Associates, a Raleigh-based multi-disciplined marketing and communications firm specializing in brand development, traditional and interactive media planning as well as creative design, announces today that the agency won four 2008 BMA Carolinas ProAd Awards..

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featured work

 

BETSY JOHNSON REGIONAL HOSPITAL

Betsy Johnson Regional Hospital has gone Tobacco Free as of November 3, 2008.  
Cross + Associates was tapped to assist BJRH with creative development for this healthy initiative.  The “No Ifs, And’s or Butts” campaign was implemented internally with posters and paycheck stuffers for all employees.  External marketing efforts included local print advertising and bill stuffers.