In today’s digital world, marketing is all about social media campaigns, targeted ads, and brand partnerships. But back in the early 2000s, marketing strategies were a bit different—yet just as creative and effective. One of the most interesting methods we used to spread brand awareness was through community engagement, and what better place to do that than at a local football game?
We recently came across a few nostalgic photos from a football game in the early 2000s, where our information was proudly displayed on cheerleading stands. These stands, positioned front and center at every game, were impossible to miss. As the cheerleaders rallied the crowd, our brand was right there with them—integrated into the experience in a way that felt natural and engaging.
Reflecting on this campaign from the early 2000s reminds us how much marketing has evolved, yet also highlights the timeless value of community-driven brand promotion. While we continue to push forward with innovative strategies, we’ll always appreciate the creative approaches that helped build our foundation.
Here’s one more from 2004, when Lochwood-Lozier was in the news!
The Lochwood-Lozier Team in the Early 2000’s
