Fuse & Company

Fuse has worked with terrific organizations on a variety of interesting challenges. Some of the results are outlined here.

Click on the name of any client to view our work with them.

TOBEY PUBLISHING
		Tobey Publishing pre-dates Fuse & Company. It is included here because Peter Tobey (Fuse's CEO and Wordsmith) founded the publishing company and acted as its first author and long-time editor. Many of the marketing approaches, design sensibilities, editorial skills and experience from that endeavor inform Fuse today.

MUSTARDSEED & MOONSHINE
		Often, beautiful products stand on their own. Clear, clean, uncluttered design gets out of the way and lets the things themselves shine. But, as many designers will tell you, simple is hard to do.

BRODART BOOKS
		Change is tough on "venerable" institutions. Especially large ones. At Brodart we were called upon to re-brand the company in an industry that was transforming itself.

SALEM PRESS
		Salem is a publisher of reference materials. We worked at the company transforming sales and marketing (with a hand in product development) to adapt to electronic media's growth in this space. The company has expanded its offerings and broadened its marketing efforts.

MULLICA HILL GROUP
		This (at the time) family-owned business was driven by a staggering work ethic, cutting-edge technology and a deep committment to their customers. Our job was to communicate this simple, basic, winning combination.

EVANGELINE
		A spectacular little French restaurant in Porland, Maine needed a web presence. We obliged, primarily because the place made the best french fries on earth.

ZMAGS
		A cutting edge enabler of online commerce embedded in catalogs turned to us for help with brochures and outbound email.

ENCOREAGAIN
		Here's an unusual one: A website devoted to guaranteeing its customers the reincarnation of their choice, complete with a double-your-money-back promise if you are not completely satisfied with your rebirth.

Among the many projects our team has tackled (before combining our efforts at Fuse) are some pretty interesting endeavors. Included are all sorts of editorial efforts (books, magazines, blogs, newsletters). Clients that are powerhouses (See below).

The unknown who became famous. (We like to think we helped but thanks are not always forthcoming.) Niche software developers (including one where we still hold patents and another that is no longer "niche"). A national printer. A bar association. Hardware manufacturers. Importers. The list goes on...