CLIENTS AND CASE STUDIES

BRANDING, Business strategy, team building, and PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

  • Cartoon Network

  • Century 21

  • Destinations (Teen Recovery Program)

  • FoodTrients (Health & Wellness)

  • Google

  • HBO

  • Knock Knock

  • Little House on the Prairie

  • Maria's Kitchen

  • Midway Games

  • Minutes With Me

  • National Geographic Society

  • Participant Media

  • Renogy Solar

  • SilhouPETte (Jewelry)

  • Spinelli Kilcollin

  • Viacom/Paramount-Consumer Products Group

PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT

  • Best Pals (Developed with Lennon Sisters)

  • John Lithgow Properties

  • Quinlin, The Elegant Dog

  • Zenda

 
 

NEW BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

  • Atari

  • City of Los Angeles

  • Claudia Elaine

  • Dean Koontz

  • Destinations (Teen Recovery Program)

  • From the Earth

  • FoodTrients (Health & Wellness)

  • Janet Evanovich

  • Knock Knock (Gifts)

  • Legendary

  • Los Angeles Jewish Home

  • LuxVite -- Eye Supplements

  • Mattel

  • Razor & Tie/Kidz Bob

  • Roots and Wings -- Teen Addiction Therapy

  • Saluber, MD

  • Scholastic, Inc.

  • Sony Wonder

  • University of Southern California

  • Vivendi Universal Games

  • Wolfgang Puck Worldwide

  • Worry Proof MD-- Bestselling Author & Health Consultant

WEB INITIATIVES

  • Deankoontz.com (+ sub-sites)

  • FoodTrients.com

  • KnockKnockStuff.com

  • ParticipantMedia.com

  • TruLOVEStories.com

  • Worry Proof MD

 

CASE STUDIES

FILMED ENTERTAINMENT

  • Cartoon Network

  • Corday Productions

  • HBO

  • Journeys in Film

  • Legendary Entertainment

  • Participant Media

  • Rainbow Media

  • SD Entertainment

PUBLISHING

  • BroadLit, Inc.

  • Grand Central Publishing

  • Grosset & Dunlop

  • Penguin Random House

  • Perseus Book Group

  • Public Affairs

  • Running Press

  • School Specialty

  • Two Rivers / Ingram Content Group

 
 
DEAN KOONTZ CASE STUDY

DEAN KOONTZ CASE STUDY

PARTICIPANT MEDIA CASE STUDY

PARTICIPANT MEDIA CASE STUDY

JOHN LITHGOW CASE STUDY

JOHN LITHGOW CASE STUDY

FOODTRIENTS CASE STUDY

FOODTRIENTS CASE STUDY

Client Endorsements:

“I have worked with the Broadthink partners on a variety of initiatives from website creation and management to new business strategies to brand expansions into other publishing formats for nearly 9 years and have found them not only to be a pleasure—even a delight—to work with, but also to be efficient, reliable, diligent, inventive in their approaches to the marketplace, and imaginative in both their strategies and their execution thereof.

“I believe you will find working with Broadthink to be rewarding in many ways and a highly effective addition to your marketing and brand efforts.”

Dean Koontz, #1 New York Times bestselling author

 

“Rarely do you find such a turn-key operation when it comes to all aspects of brand expansion.  Broadthink handled all aspects of Participant Media’s expansion into the world of publishing from idea creation to contract negotiation with Public Affairs to hitting the #1 position on the New York Times bestseller list with a multi-book line that addresses social issues of concern. Broadthink also created and deployed our monthly e-magazine, which was used to market our films and report on our social action campaigns, helping us reach an ever-widening audience. They also produced printed materials for various nonprofit social action campaigns for us.”

Lynn Hirshfield, Senior Vice President, Participant Media

 

“My heartfelt thanks to the Broadthink partners, who heard me reminisce about my kids and said, “There are books in this!’ They egged me on to write books that gave parents 101 ways to entertain and inspire their kids, a K-3rd grade Arts In Literacy kit for schools, and even a game designed to help children write their own storybooks.”

John Lithgow, award-winning actor of stage, screen and television

 

“I engaged Broadthink to write and produce a multimedia presentation for my nonprofit organization, Journeys in Film (JIF), which works in close partnership with the University of Southern California’s Rossier School of Education. I have used the final presentation as a sales tool for interesting potential corporate sponsors and for explaining to both educators and filmmakers the value of having curriculum guides created around topical films for use in schools to promote global understanding of social issues of concern in today’s world with great success. This presentation has allowed me to not only obtain new sponsors, but also convince several key filmmakers to allow their films to be used in schoolrooms across the country. Working with the Broadthink team was extremely creative and productive from beginning to end. I recommend them without hesitation.”

Joanne Ashe, Executive Director