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Visibility. Security. Peace of Mind.

Four GPX GPS tracking hardware devices photographed on a white background: a grey asset tag, a black wall-mount tracker, a Road Wired LTE vehicle terminal, and a black vehicle tracker

GPX provides peace of mind through precise location data, and actionable intelligence to improve business efficiency through a combination of software and hardware. They came to us for a brand identity elevation and implementation across both digital and print collateral. Working on an ongoing basis, we create strategy based content for everything from marketing campaigns, to newly designed website pages.

Organic Social Engagement2.83xEngagement 2023-2025
Website Conversion Rate129.4%Engagement 2023-2025
The GPX 'About Us' website page showing 'The GPX Story' stat banner, 'What We Do', 'What We Value' and 'Where From, and Where To' sections, alongside a cropped detail view of the same page

“My favorite website refresh of my career! The most innovative and creative - it's as if they read my mind! It's been amazing!”

Kim DazeyHead of Marketing

The brand already had some visual energy baked into it, but lacked the contrast to bring said energy to life. We resurrected this by establishing some cooler tones that gave the warm colors opportunities to punctuate messaging and actions.

GPX brand color palette swatches: White, Off-Blue, Anti-flash white, Empowered Pale, Energized Orange, Boundless Sky, Cooler than Black, Plum Hustle, Visionary Violet, Machina Grey and Outer space, each with HEX/RGB/CMYK values
GPX typography specimen: Roobert as the primary typeface and Sora as the secondary typeface, each shown as a large 'Aa' glyph with weight tags and a full alphabet sample
GPX iconography set: a package-tracking mark plus eight line icons for Performance Management, Predictive Analytics, Supply Chain Visibility, Reducing Carbon Emissions, Reducing Waste, Returnable Containers, Supply Chain, and a goal-tracking icon

In a world full of heavy, gruff visuals, GPX had a unique opportunity to bring a friendlier perspective to its imagery. This came in the form of personified industries and colorful visual metaphors.

GPX illustration style board: a frustrated office worker surrounded by paperwork and thought bubbles, the GPX orbit mark with connectivity icons, and two masked figures carrying stolen boxes
Six illustrated GPX character personas in a row — a construction worker, a safety-vest logistics worker, two medical professionals, an apron-wearing worker, and a masked figure — on a dark 'Characters' board

Even with welcoming illustrations, it was important to ground GPX to reality via photography. To add a sense of ownership to these photos beyond that of simple color correction, we established a literal through line that weaved its way through assets and materials.

An aerial photo of a cargo container ship at port with red-line callout badges reading 'White glove service' and 'Incident prevention'
A LinkedIn post mockup: 'Never lose sight of what matters most' beside a freight train and a hand taping a box, with 'White glove service' and 'Incident prevention' callouts
A LinkedIn webinar-invite post for 'The Making of a Supply Chain Superhero' with specialist Mitch Belsley, beside a trade-show booth post naming Gabe Weeks, Mitch Belsley and Kim Dazey
A nine-panel GPX pitch deck grid: cover title slide, 'The GPX Difference', 'The Technology', a hardware spec table, feature highlights, Mission Control, an ROI diagram and a customer savings table
The AssetTrack Installation Guide brochure, shown closed and open to a spread with numbered setup instructions
A stack of GPX whitepaper covers fanned out, the top one titled 'Reducing Returnable Packaging Waste with Location Data Solutions' over a shipping-container photo
An open GPX whitepaper spread: a dark 'Summary' page describing supply chain container-loss data beside a 'Sustainability' text page and table of contents
An eight-panel grid of the 'Making the Leap' GPX whitepaper: cover, table of contents, sustainability sourcing and supply-chain visibility pages, a client success stories page, and closing sections on returnable packaging and Supply Chain 4.0
Four Farm Progress Show LinkedIn ad tiles: an aerial cow-tracking graphic, a 'Maximize Your Farm's Efficiency' ad, a Booth VIT9115 sticker callout, and a 'Stop harvest theft' pistachio-tracking ad

GPX launched their Temperature and Humidity tracker and needed our help in creating a social campaign to announce it. As a team, we focused on creating content that highlighted how this product solves a crucial hole in the food and agriculture industry around food safety, and food waste - an issue that affects us all. The campaign received a 2.83x higher organic engagement rate than all other content posted during same time period.

An 'Enter GPX' social campaign panel introducing the Temperature and Humidity Tracker device with a callout label, above a 'Social Campaign' tag
A GPX LinkedIn carousel post asking 'Is it really farm-to-table?' across four slides about food traceability, ending with the GPX temperature and humidity tracker
A phone screen showing a GPX Intelligence LinkedIn post: 'Food waste costs $218 Billion each and every year'
A phone screen showing a GPX Intelligence LinkedIn post about 436 million children living with severe water scarcity, citing UNICEF
A GPX LinkedIn carousel on food waste: '1/3 of all food produced worldwide is either lost or wasted annually', 1.3 billion tons wasted equal to football fields and shipping containers, and 'every grain of rice is precious'
A GPX LinkedIn carousel on new FDA traceability regulations coming in 2026: a crate of tomatoes, a farm-to-store tracking diagram, and the GPX Temperature and Humidity Enabled Tracker
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