Competition among extracurricular programs for kids is fierce. Good thing Kate and Mari knew they needed a compelling brand to make their innovative golf program a winner.

The clean aesthetic and the clear language employed to describe the classes goes a long way to assuring parents, teachers and golf pros of the academy’s competencies. To capture the kids’ attention, we created Birdie, KTUGA’s mascot. She is used on every brand touch point with which the children come in contact, from water bottles to coloring pages. They can even send Birdie an email from the homepage of ktuga.com.

The new website stands out from other programs’ sites, which are difficult to navigate and understand. We helped the owners organize and develop content around their diverse class structures to clearly communicate their unique methodology and offering.

Kids really connect with Birdie. We created these coloring pages to keep kids engaged while waiting for their turn.

Consistency and quality in implementing the brand positions KTUGA as a premier program deserving of parents’ and teachers attention and funds.

With the logo on the back and Birdie’s facial features on the front, this t-shirt promotes the brand, and the kids never want to take it off! 

Thinkso launched the new Common Ground website, a non-profit group fighting to end homelessness in New York.

We shared ten things that we learned from our office move with Forbes.com in the article, “When It’s Time For A Small Business To Grow Up”.

The Pink Robots, an all-girl robotics team out of Montclair, NJ, placed seventh in the First Lego League robotics state qualifier in Hamilton, NJ this weekend. Thinkso worked with input from the girls to design their look. Get the blow-by-blow case study here.