Business Research - Freeman Audio Visual

 https://www.freeman.com/

    “An increasing number of screens and platforms compete for your audience’s ears and eyes each day. None can truly captivate their attention. Because traditional media falls short in creating genuine human experiences.

    Brand experience is the only medium that can employ every human sense to tell your story. Powerful brand experiences fully immerse audiences in sights, smells, and sounds. They invite people to discover through touch and taste.

    Brand experience is the single channel that can shape how people feel about your brand. By incorporating many senses into the experiences we design for clients, we take audiences to interesting and surprising places. We invent new realities, and we connect people in incredible ways.” https://www.freeman.com/about/what-we-do

    Freeman Audio Visual is a private audio-visual company that specializes large event technology. They are a national company with ~5,000 employees nationwide. The have annual revenue between $25 and $50 million.

    The Freeman website has social media links at the bottom of each page for Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and Tumblr. They are small and gray against a white background at the very bottom of the page.

    Freeman AV’s Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram accounts are well used. Posts are made daily. The posts are cookie cutter though. There seems to be little use of each platforms differences. They have Pinterest and Tumblr accounts, but would be better served deleting them.



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