... in 25 words or less:

Killian and Company. Branding gurus. Since 1987, company naming, advertising, design, SEO consultants. Googleable websites. AAAA. Chicago Greektown office. Creative, strategic disrupters. Blah, blah, blah.

That's enough about us. More important, what can we do for you?

“We’re ready to take our business to the next level.”

It's time to hire Brand Builders, with practical tools to energize your marketing: strategic branding, advertising, findability, website redesign, search engine optimization (SEO), perhaps sponsored search. Strategies to put profitable distance between you and your competitors. Or savvy media budgeting to turn advertising expenses into investments. Tell us about it.

“We have a new venture ...”

Mazel tov. You need Brand Architects, such as Killian & Company, consultants who can help you blueprint a strategy, design memorable and relevant names, construct a differentiated brand to propel you beyond your competitors. Check out our White Paper on disciplined branding and/or lessons from armpits and/or new product development, then call brand architect Bob Killian at (312) 836-0050.

“Our brand sprang a leak.”

Call in the Brand Plumbers. Are new competitors seeping into your market? Is a campaign swirling down the drain? Did you inherit a no-growth brand, leaking share or margins? Don’t wait until red ink rises up to your gnathion. Dial up Killian & Company. A nimble, responsive agency, not at all like dealing with the dead. It's time to take the plunge(r), so call brand plumber Bob Killian at (312) 836-0050.

“Our brand is going to Hell.”

Uh-oh. You need luck, pal, if your brand is CTD* (as they scribble on hospital charts). Before resorting to prayer, reading the entrails of goats, or discounting (three forms of wishful thinking), let our Brand Exorcists dispatch the demons that devalue your brand assets. You need more than one of those ad agencies who still serve up last-century tactics. Demand strategic turnaround help at (312) 836-0050.

*Circling The Drain. They also write AMF on hospital charts, but that's even ruder.