Co-Op Marketing Program
Co-Op Marketing Program
Vendor-funded marketing system
$50,000 - $65,000 annual marketing budget generated
An annual marketing program designed to align vendor partnerships with strategic marketing initiatives across digital, print, and in-store channels.
Developed as both a pitch system and execution framework, the program outlined how vendors could participate in and benefit from coordinated marketing efforts across multiple platforms.
Role
Senior Graphic Designer
Strategy, Design, Campaign Systems
Scope
Channels
Web, Email, Paid Media, Print, In-Store
Timeline
Annual Program
Role & Contribution
Co-developed program structure and vendor offering strategy
Designed and produced annual pitch decks for presentation
Collaborated with marketing leadership on positioning
Built visual systems for multi-channel campaign execution
Executed campaign assets across digital and print
Program Overview
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The goal was to create a scalable marketing program that could clearly communicate value to vendors while translating directly into real, executable campaigns.
It needed to balance strategic clarity with flexibility, supporting a wide range of initiatives across multiple channels while maintaining a consistent brand presence.
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The program was designed as a modular system, allowing vendors to participate across multiple touchpoints while maintaining a cohesive structure.
The pitch deck functioned as both a sales tool and a blueprint for execution, breaking down complex marketing initiatives into clear, visually structured components.
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$50,000 – $65,000
Annual vendor-funded marketing budget100+ campaigns
Executed across multiple channelsMulti-channel reach
Digital, print, in-store, and events
Program Elements
Key Takeaways
This project reinforced the importance of designing systems, not just assets—creating work that scales across channels while maintaining clarity and consistency.
It also highlighted the value of aligning creative execution with business goals, ensuring that design decisions contribute directly to measurable outcomes.
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