Portland, Ore., (August 31, 2009) – Local quick-service restaurant company Burgerville has tapped Portland marketing agency Grady Britton to refresh its media-buying program, and to explore new opportunities for connecting with the restaurant’s guests online. The new marketing strategy allows Burgerville to better align the company’s advertising with its customers’ media patterns, and is complemented by a rich microsite featuring coupons for new seasonal gourmet menu choices. The microsite and…

As of this morning (7/31/09), GB welcomes in some exciting new Possibilities: four great people, along with seven very interesting clients.

Formerly with YRG (Young and Roehr Group), Becky Engel, Stacy Frey, Lacey Hinkle and Marion Margiotta are bringing added depth in strategy, account management and PR to an already strong GB team. The clients moving into our fold will benefit from GB’s inspired creative and interactive capabilities. Put that all…

…waaaaait for it…!

The GB Grant for 2009 is on. Where one local PDX non-profit can profit from the creative juju and smarts that comes with Grady Britton. $25,000 of creative juju and smarts, to be exact.

Here’s a bit of what we did for last year’s winner, S.M.A.R.T.

So send your favorite non-profit our way for more info and an application. HURRY ›› APPLICATIONS CLOSE JULY 3, 2009.

Twitter. Facebook. LinkedIn. And those are probably just the ones you’ve heard of.

With the ever-multiplying list of social networks available for our audiences to engage with — and, let’s be honest, even Oprah’s talking them up — you need to know what Social Media is, who’s using them, and how they’re affecting your brands and business.

So in this old-fashioned blogpost sort of way, Grady Britton announces a light-hearted evening of discovery of…

We’re so green we don’t even walk. 

Nice story from the Oregonian on GB’s move to the Eastside and the goings on in this growing, developing and newsworthy part of downtown Portland. That it happened to feature our own Frank Grady effortlessly gliding down the hall on his scoot, bonus.

This way to the article.

For our client Oregon Heart and Vascular Institute (OHVI), who better to speak to their expertise at solving heart problems than you-know-who. It’s like they work magic, only better.

Defining the identity for The Encore extends well beyond simply the logo. We developed the Ride - Relax - Repeat initiative to highlight our client’s progressive stance on reducing environmental impact while providing a more carefree (and car-free) lifestyle. Walk, take the tram, take one of the colorful cruiser bikes: real livability can be just that easy.

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