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Dark Horse Media
Wins a Gold Addy!
Such a great night! American Advertising Federation Tucson annual awards Gala! Amazing representation of creativity and talent altogether for one night.
Dark Horse Media took home Gold for our design work on The Diamond Store USA website.
Congratulations to our web designer Dan Hawk, and our client
Birko Roland of The Diamond Store.
Dark Horse Media has been driving client success since 1996 with results-driven campaigns, bold creativity, and smart strategy—delivered at a better value than the competition.
We can be your full-service marketing department, your media-buying powerhouse, or the extra muscle to boost your existing campaigns. Whatever your needs, we tailor every solution to deliver impact.
In late 2023, Debra Stephens Cook took the reins, bringing decades of media and marketing expertise to our already talented team. Today, we’re more energized than ever—pushing boundaries, breaking the mold, and creating campaigns that get results. When you work with us, you don’t just get an agency—you get a partner invested in your success.
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Dark Horse Media
Dark Horse Media is a full-service advertising agency delivering bold ideas, razor-sharp strategy, and standout creative that gets results, that speaks for themselves.
We’re not your average agency, and we don’t deliver average results.
They do such great work at Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. Look at these two orphaned baby mountain lion cubs that were rescued somewhere near the WA/ID border. Mama no where to be found 🥹You've got to be kitten me right meow! We're beyond excited to announce our newest residents: Not one, but TWO mountain lion cubs! We're being so fur real right now. Orphaned in the Pacific Northwest, these cubs were too young to survive independently, deemed non-releasable and placed under professional care. Since arriving at the Desert Museum on March 21, the cubs have been adjusting well behind the scenes. Now, at approximately five-months-old, the brothers are healthy and thriving. This dynamic duo is currently acclimating to their new environment. At this stage, their care focuses on building comfort with their surroundings, developing important behaviors, and introducing new experiences (including gradual exposure to people).This process takes time and is guided by the animals’ individual needs and wellbeing. While no exact timeline has been set, the Museum anticipates introducing the cubs to a public habitat in the coming weeks, once they are ready. Their health, comfort, and long-term success remain the top priority.As we care for these cubs behind the scenes, YOU have a rare opportunity to become part of their story. For the Museum’s 33rd annual Desert Gala on April 26, we're offering the chance to bid on the naming rights to these two mountain lion cubs during the live auction. 🐾 Stay tuned for updates, adorable moments, and more details on how to bid for their naming rights.
In celebration of #InternationalDarkSkyWeek try to "go dark" for wildlife. Most bird migration happens overnight. Because of this, artificial light at night can confuse birds' flight paths and draw them dangerously close to buildings. See if you can adjust your home to reflect the 5 Principles for Responsible Outdoor Lighting:1. Useful: Use light only if it is needed2. Targeted: Use shielding and carefully aim the direction of the light beam to point downward3. Low level: Light should be no brighter than necessary4. Controlled: Use timers or motion detectors to ensure that light is turned off when not needed5. Warm-colored: Use warmer-color lights when possibleLearn more: darksky.org/resources/guides-and-how-tos/lighting-principles/#SAFESongbirds #IDSW
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