vSA leverages opportunities for clients
van Schouwen Associates (vSA) is a full-service strategic marketing firm that creates and manages initiatives for companies and organizations throughout the world. Conveniently based in Longmeadow, MA (metro Springfield MA/Hartford CT area in Western MA), our agency provides expert marketing consultation and plans; public relations including media relations; Web development and interactive marketing including Web applications for PCs and mobiles; advertising development; media placement and program management; branding and graphic design services; and more.
IN DEMAND NOW...
New ways to build success: vSA develops Web and mobile applications, leverages social media and develops destination micro-sites, education and training programs, blogs, YouTube videos, and much more.
Demand for a greener planet: We connect eager buyers with energy-efficient, innovative products and systems that promote a sustainable world.
Technologies people can grasp: No matter how complex the product or service, learning about it (and buying it) should be a pleasure. Companies call on us to create powerful communications for their most advanced offerings.
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Latest Blog Posts
Cause marketing: Consider the merits
Cause marketing meets at the intersection of doing good business and, well… doing good. It should be a cause that the company’s prospects, customers and stakeholders can appreciate, not resent. After all, this is marketing. Choosing to cause market for a hot-button issue? First think of the old adage “don’t talk sex, politics or religion at the dinner table” and consider who’s at your “table”, marketing-wise.
Take the night off – and read about thinking
A book that nudges you thinking in a whole different way… in this case, about thinking itself … is a great way to get those synapses firing.
Treat yourself to an evening (or two) with Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman.