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Rosewood offers marketing consulting, logo & brand development, copy writing, photography, video creation, advertising management, printed materials, website development and online marketing.

The only way to grow a tree is to plant a seed. This takes time and attention. There are no shortcuts or magic formulas. Just as you work with natural laws to grow a healthy tree, you must also apply sound marketing principles to grow a healthy business. Businesses thrive on growth. Without it, they wither and die.

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Brands We’ve Worked With

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Having someone manage our marketing plan has given us time to focus on more important things, and we are able to have a clearer picture of our whole plan. By giving attention to branding, and beginning a comprehensive marketing plan, we have noticed more qualified leads. Sales have increased.
SteveFlor Haus​
One thing I liked about Rosewood is that they forced us to think. Thinking is the most critical thing. You will be surprised how much creativity you can have with the right questions.
Leon Horning, Jr.Horning Manufacturing
The relationship with your team has been great! It's a good fit. The most helpful part is creating the plan and then having accountability. I can depend on your team following up on things. I have peace of mind.
Benuel StoltzfusStoltzfus Forest Products
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From the Blog

Positioning Your Brand for Success

When Mr. John Deere sold his first plows in 1838, he didn’t have a famous brand. No leaping deer emblem adorned those early plows. Nor were the implements green and yellow.

Mr. Deere didn’t have a famous brand, but I think he did have a brand of sorts. That’s because, in simple terms, a brand is a reputation.

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