Anthony Ferreira, Graphic Design and Art Direction
Corporate & B2B / Microsoft Partners

Case study · Corporate & B2B

Microsoft Partner Marketing

Illustrated banners and partner guides that invite Microsoft partners into free training, workshops and event tools.

Make a splash with your marketing banner

The brief

Get busy partners to enroll.

Microsoft offers its partners free marketing courses, workshops and event tools. The banners had to get a busy partner marketer to stop scrolling and sign up.

ClientMicrosoft
RoleIllustration and layout
DeliverablesDigital banner set · SPLA and compliance guides
Need help moving customers through your sales funnel bannerAre you ready to become a marketing leader banner

One idea per banner.

The approach

One idea, one color field.

Each banner gets one illustrated idea. A juggling octopus, a funnel, a staircase, a rocket. Bright Microsoft color fields and a fixed type stack keep the set consistent across placements.

SureStep partner workshop bannerBecome a Tech Leader in your community banner

Workshops and community events.

Build new marketing strategies bannerNeed a boost in your technology marketing banner

Self paced courses.

Make a splash with your marketing banner, purpleNeed a boost banner, magenta

The same offers in new colors.

Partner guides

Licensing rules, made readable.

Long partner guides on SPLA licensing and compliance use spot illustration, callout boxes and best practice panels, so a dry topic reads faster.

Compliance is good business guideSPLA Program and Product Use Rights guideSPLA best practice guide

Compliance and SPLA guides.

The outcome

A set that holds together

12

illustrated banners in one system

3

partner guides

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