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Talking Stick Resort in the Washington Post.

Congratulations to our client for a high profile write-up in the Washington Post:

“Both Salt River Fields and Talking Stick are grounded in Native American roots. At Talking Stick, the sense of where I was was evident in the slightest details, from the slate-tiled bathroom wall to the toiletries infused with such indigenous scents as cholla bud, mission fig and mesquite bean, all prevalent in native culture. . . .”

Read the full article.

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RIESTER’s Brand Activists think first, and then attack.

Think.Attack.blackWe attribute our success to a proprietary approach we call, Think.Attack.tm.

RIESTER’s Think. Attack.tm approach begins with an insatiable desire for data.  We work with futurists, demographers and generational behaviorists. We conduct enlightening qualitative research to look deep into consumers’ minds and souls for opportunities to connect them to a specific brand.  We use quantitative measurements to guarantee that our recommendations can be effectively applied.

We build a mountain of information, then mine for insights.  These insights help us conceive strategies to outsmart the competition. We capitalize on consumer attitudes, habits and beliefs—or figure out how to change them. We develop compelling messages that navigate past human filters to strike a nerve…touch a heart…or tickle a funny bone. Then we attack.

This approach goes much deeper than the normal advertising process, which is most aptly titled, Awareness and Trial because that is where the effort stops.  We believe it is our responsibility to push much farther than awareness and trial, to help our clients establish trusted relationships with consumers so they become committed believers in our clients’ brands.

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