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Have you seen the two new Tesla Model X electric cars gliding through Lynchburg's streets? These are just the first of many being brought to town by MoveUP—an organization working to integrate automotive and smartphone-app technology to meet the transportation needs of organizations, businesses and individuals. To introduce the new cars to the community, MoveUP came to Blair marketing to create a short video that would introduce the vehicles...in true holiday style. The client shared a visit

From time to time a company becomes so well known in one capacity that the marketplace loses sight of that company’s full range of capabilities. For this project, we wanted to encourage people familiar with the F.L. Showalter brand to look beneath the surface. In recent years, Lynchburg residents recognize F.L. Showalter trucks around water or sewer construction sites. But F.L. Showalter actually has 85 years of diverse credentials that equip the company to handle

“It is the responsibility of this organization to work tirelessly to make sure our donors’ money is being granted where it can do the most good.” - William J. Bodine, President & CEO, Greater Lynchburg Community Foundation Each year, the Greater Lynchburg Community Foundation provides its donors and the community with an annual report, detailing their charitable grant activities from the past 12 months. When they entrusted us to redesign this important document, their goal

Amazingly, this year marks Blair Marketing’s 35th year of service. We’re commemorating this achievement with an anniversary logo that hearkens back to that glamorous, techno-pop era of our founding…when hair was big, ties were wide, and the most stylish shoulders were padded. In 1984, Bob Blair and his wife, Sandy, started Blair Communications in his home. He was soon joined by Billy McBratney, and from second-floor offices on Church Street—in a building that a generation before had housed Lynchburg’s

Usually we're assisting Dominion of Bedford (Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep/Ram) with standard dealership and vehicle promotions. But this month, the management and staff at Dominion are planning a Customer Appreciation Day with a child-safety theme on June 30th that's more about serving the community than selling cars. The event organizers at Dominion have planned a fun day when anyone in the community can drop by and enjoy free hot dogs, drinks, chips, and snow cones — plus door