Comprehensive Visual Communications Services
FROM INITIAL RESEARCH AND CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT THROUGH TO DISTRIBUTION, DOYLE COMMUNICATIONS PROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE GRAPHIC DESIGN, MARKETING AND VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES SPECIALIZING IN A VARIETY OF INDUSTRY DISCIPLINES, INCLUDING: NON-PROFITS, NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, EDUCATIONAL, CHILD SERVICES, FINANCIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, PRESERVATION AND HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS. DOYLE COMMUNICATIONS IS SMALL, BUT DELIVERS POWERFUL AND PROFITABLE COMMUNICATIONS PRODUCTS FOR SOME OF THE MOST WELL-REPUTED INSTITUTIONS AND LEADERS OF INDUSTRY.

Organizational Structure and Certifications
DOYLE WAS FOUNDED IN 1997 AND IS CERTIFIED WITH THE STATE OF MARYLAND AS A MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE (MBE), AND THE CITY OF BALTIMORE AS A MINORITY/WOMAN’S BUSINESS ENTERPRISE (W/MBE).

New This Season:
PRO MOTION IDENTITY PROGRAM, HOUSE TOUR O8 CAMPAIGN, STOPPIN' LEAD IN COPPIN CAMPAIGN, TONAL VISION MAILER, DBFA MAILER, DBFA BROCHURE, STOPPIN LEAD IN COPPIN IDENTITY.


Shown: Billboard samples from the Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning's "Stoppin' Lead in Coppin" Marketing Campaign. Click to view more.

Quarterly Update: Fall 2008  

Parking Authority of Baltimore City Annual Report
We’re proud to have the Parking Authority of Baltimore City as a new client. Currently, we’re working on their FY 2007 Annual Report, which should be ready for review in early 09. The AP highlights how the Parking Authority has developed a new urban priority of more productive, expandable, and eco-friendly parking systems.

Kiddie Academy™ Grand Opening Ad Campaign
We're developing a marketing campaign for all new Kiddie Academy™ franchise centers that will run in three legs: Pre Opening, Grand Opening, and Post Opening advertising. The campaign includes ads, postcards, invitations,FSI's and possibly
billboards.

PUBLICATIONS
IDENTITY PROGRAMS
CAPABILITY KITS
EXHIBITS AND DISPLAYS
AD CAMPAIGNS
EVENT MEDIA
INTERACTIVE MEDIA
SPECIALTY MEDIA
MARKETING PROGRAMS

It is not so much the content of what one says as the way in which one says it. However important the thing you say, what's the good of it if not heard or, being heard, not felt.

-SYLVIA ASHTON-WARNER