Creative Dept., Inc.

Scottsdale, United States

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Specialties

Fast, professional, inexpensive and the best creative work in the business. 20 years of advertising experience on New York’s Madison Avenue.

Advertising

Graphic design

Printing

Logo design

Website design

Business cards

Brochures

Banners

Billboards

Printing

Print ads

Ad campaigns

Consulting

Copy writing

Branding

Product naming

Company naming

Package design

Label design

Collateral material

Direct mail

Email blasts

Targeted lists

Media planning

Media buying

Product launch

Tee shirts

Screen printing

Embroidery

Newsletters

Magazine ads

Newspaper ads

TV commercials

Radio commercials

Promotional items

Stationery

Notepads

Window decals

Company signage

Vehicle graphics

Website design

Corporate videos

Flyers

Photography

Photo retouching

Headlines

Taglines

Slogans

Jingles

Highlight videos

Video editing

Filming

Stock photos

Stock illustration

Custom artwork

Custom illustration

Quick turn-​around

History

Established in 1999.

Steve Klein, owner and creator of Creative Dept., Inc. began his advertising career in New York City, working on ad campaigns for Canadian Club, Hartford Insurance, Norelco and the 1984 Olympics with ABC Sports. He also launched the reintroduction of Coca-​Cola Classic following the ill-​fated launch of New Coke. The «Keep plenty of Coke in the Refrigerator» ad, starring the Chicago Bears’ William «Refrigerator» Perry was the springboard for the «Athletes and Coke» campaign that followed. Steve also worked on Heineken, Lego Toys, Citibank, Johnson & Johnson and Lipton.

Steve started his own agency in 1991 in New Jersey called The Klein Group. One of the agency’s most visible accounts was Modell’s Sporting Goods, a 100-​year-​old family business that was in trouble. In a major rebranding effort, the agency created the themeline «Gotta Go to Mo’s,» put it to music, and turned Modell’s into the «National Retailer of the Year.» The award-​winning campaign more than doubled Modell’s size.