The Campaign Palace revamps website for clients and staff to reflect new entrepreneurial spirit
The Campaign Palace has revamped its website, reflecting its new entrepreneurial spirit.
Says Reed Collins, national chief creative officer: “The Palace of today is not what it was nearly 40 years ago, and most certainly won’t be the same tomorrow. And that excites us.
“Changing the way we create, collaborate and grow. It’s this entrepreneurial spirit that drives us in redefining what the The Palace is and can be.
“It is the reason why we opened a new office in Jakarta, the reason behind a new identity, and also the reason why we have a fancy new site.
“The site is part greatest hits gallery, part creative inspiration mosaic, part brand planning centre and part new biz tool – it aims to give all our clients, partners and employees a resource that can be tailored to their interests and needs. Giving everyone the ability to have their own custom site.
“Created in collaboration with our friends at Ted Perez & Associates in Los Angeles we are excited to bring you this new Palace online experience.”
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Like it. Nice job Reed & Co.
Love it Reed.
Good to see you have at least three great ads on the site.
I went to this site the other day to check out what clients the Palace has these days.
To my disbelief there were no client listings….Everyone has a client list.
Do they have any clients??????
contemporary palace!
Lovely website you chaps.
I love this site. Always have loved CP’s site (even though I’ve never worked for them). Keen to see where this baby goes next. Well done whoever was responsible. bloody great work!
flipping heck vanished Client you’re. no client list !!! they mUst be nuts trying to run a web preseNce without a clienT list. everyone has one.
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Loving the new look Palace. Onward.
Nice site when it works, but maybe they shouldn’t have announced it until they finished developing it. I’ve been having fun refreshing view source and watching it change every few minutes. If you’re quick you might catch the lorem ipsum still in the contact page…
Yeah Palace! That beautiful use of argyle just inspired me to tuck my pants into my socks – love that shit.
The PAL ACE is this supposed to be a bad pun? Or did they think it looked good to a word split in two? As for the marketing waffle, we’ve heard it all before. The Palace is doomed, they’re tying a few barrels to a sinking ship I feel.
Should’ve just put their ads from 10 years plus ago……….
Sneaky how they incorporate ‘stuff we like’ into their own work. At a glance it looks like the pal ace is responsible for it.
A little parasitic don’t you think?
Nice site. Hope they regain their status as ‘the best creative shop’ in Australasia.
Great site .But of course i would say that.
Where do I get one of them nifty motor bikes?
Loving the argyle! Perhaps some Pal ace socks?
And I think the site is way cooler than much of the other boring corporate tosh in adland.
Rocky, you’re a creative director. Put the full stop and word space in the right place.
Fingers are too fat for the keyboard.
@A
Yeah, dead sneaky A – For the illiterate. It states it pretty clearly in the sidebar to the left. You’d have to click on it to get there.
The first Adam and you are just nasty little trolls – go make me a flat white or something.
Interesting.Intuitive. Irreverent (Reed 😉
Let’s see more of this from the Palace.
Oh…gee…Jeffrey…you are so subtle. You should work in advertising. Reckon Harvey Norman would hire you…
But kind of ironic to see the word TED on the homepage, given what’s currently going down with Palace Melbourne’s key client.
What’s happening in Melbourne office is very sad.
Sad that it could be the end of an iconic brand and even more so that 3 people have destroyed a company in under 18 months.
Fuck Melbourne office – it’s not sad, it’s justice.
They’re utterly crap and have been living on borrowed time for years. Shut them down I say.
Wankers.