Behind the Scenes of Our 2025 Holiday Campaign

Go behind the scenes of Coal Creative’s holiday card, “That’s What I Call Coal for Christmas,” a music parody made entirely by our team. … Read More

Marketing Isn’t a Luxury, It’s an Investment

Real marketing results take time and strategy. Learn why annual planning, starting with a Brand Voice Workshop, sets you up for long-term success. … Read More

Why Brands That Use Illustration Stand Out

Discover how custom illustration adds clarity, character, and memorability to your brand. Six real projects that show the power of illustrated design. … Read More

3 Reasons Your Company Needs to Do a Brand Voice Workshop

Social strategy falling flat? Learn how to craft your voice, target your audience, and create posts that build awareness with our Brand Voice Workshops. … Read More

The Addams Family Takes the Stage at FM Kirby Center

Coal Creative is the Title Sponsor for the Kirby Center’s presentation of The Addams Family: A Musical Comedy. Learn more and get your tickets today. … Read More

5 Things to Know Before You Buy Ads

Thinking about running paid ads? Discover 5 essential tips to target the right audience, spend smarter, and make every click count. … Read More

What Is Edutainment and Why Does It Work?

Discover why edutainment is one of the most effective ways to engage today’s audiences, and how your brand can start using it right now. … Read More

Valley Light: A crisp new chapter for Susquehanna Brewing Co. - SBC's new light lager

Valley Light: A Crisp New Chapter for SBC

Susquehanna Brewing Co. launches Valley Light, its first-ever light beer. Discover how Coal Creative helped SBC bring the story to life with visuals and strategy. … Read More

What is Marketing and Why is it Important?

Marketing is more than just advertising—it involves market research, setting budgets, and more. Learn to optimize your marketing campaigns with Coal Creative. … Read More

Marketing agency’s fake beer April Fools’ joke now helping nonprofit

What started as an April Fools’ joke now benefits the nonprofit Eastern Pennsylvania Coalition for Abandoned Mine Reclamation. Read Article