About Us

Right Angle has been around for over 20 years. From that first night over burger and beers, the three founders (Nancy Hoch, Steve Schneider, and Cheryl Taylor) knew the focus of our own brand would be about marketing — about finding the right angle.

Over the years, partners have come and gone, but under the leadership of Cheryl Taylor Bowie, the firm has stayed true to finding the Unique Selling Proposition (USP) for all of our clients.

This process begins with clarifying the client's brand, ensuring that it reflects the mission and intent of that organization and all other efforts evolve from there. Re-branding may be required. This can include creative development of a new name (including a search for a Web domain or address), upgrading of the client's mark or logo, and formation of a relevant slogan or tagline. This sets the tone or the direction for all other marketing components.

Another philosophy we've held important is the group creative session. We know that more brains around the table (and more personalities) lead to more inventive solutions. It's paid off in hundreds of awards at local, regional, and national levels.

Another secret to our success: We clearly define target audiences. More than just demographics, we look at the psychographics — the behavior and attitudes of your company's ideal customers. We get inside their heads. We find their hot buttons and design messages and visuals that hit those buttons.

More importantly, because we focus on target markets, this approach has paid off in results for our clients in the following ways:
• Strong, well-recognized brands
• Positive public relations
• Goal-driven marketing
• Short-term and long-term R.O.I.

Simply put, we're eager to learn. We take notes. We love problems and the challenge of finding a solution. It's all about looking at things differently. It's about finding the right perspective — finding the right angle.

Give us a try. Select one of the following, at no charge, to discover if we're good partners for each other:

SWOT Analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats)
Marketing Plan Assessment (a review of your current plan and recommendations for improvement)
Social Media Seminar
Surveying Your Key Customers (customized, one-on-one marketing survey of 10 of your customers)