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Adventurous Messaging That Turns Heads
Advertising is often lost in a sea of weak and flavorless messages that are ignored. We offer inventive and fresh marketing ideas that will stir the soul, create smiles and will set your brand apart.
Why be boring & bland when you can be spicy and audacious? Our brilliant advertising team will develop a clever and adventurous message for your brand that simply CANNOT be ignored!
If your message doesn't stop them in their tracks and turn heads, it will not be noticed. New Orleans is known for it's spicy flavor...your message should be too!
By Brett Thomas, Owner – Jambalaya Marketing, New Orleans, LA Let’s be honest. Watching a national chain roll into town and scoop up local customers is like watching your ex show up to your favorite bar with someone who looks just like you—but taller, richer, and with a much shinier logo. And yes, they’ve got...
By Brett Thomas, Owner – Jambalaya Marketing, New Orleans, LA Let’s get something straight: if an ad doesn’t grab attention, it’s just noise. Worse, it’s background noise. The kind that people tune out while scrolling, driving, or pretending to listen during a Zoom call. That’s why I created something I call The Jambalaya Formula — a way...
Back in the 1930s, America was going through a financial swamp deeper than anything in the Atchafalaya Basin. Businesses were folding faster than a tourist’s poker hand at Harrah’s, banks were closing, and folks were stuffing cash into mattresses like it was the only investment left. It was bleak. And then there was Coca-Cola. While...
Let’s be honest—most press releases are about as exciting as a wet sandwich. You know the kind: stiff corporate tone, vague declarations, a quote from someone with three job titles, and a few links thrown in like parsley. But if that same press release hits Google’s News tab before your competition even knows what hit...
Small towns have big personalities. Everyone knows who sells the best boudin, who fixes your truck right the first time, and which place to avoid unless you’re in the mood to argue with a cousin you forgot you had. But when it comes to the internet? That’s where things get fuzzy. A lot of small-town...
So there you are, typing your own business name into Google like a proud parent searching for their kid’s school photo… and nothing. Maybe page two. Maybe page six. Meanwhile, your competitor—who, let’s be honest, isn’t half as charming as you—pops up right there in the Maps box with 47 five-star reviews and a profile...