Stephen Wunderli’s work has been honored by the United Nations, London International Advertising Awards, Communication Arts, and a host of industry and literary awards over the past 30 years. You may recognize his work on the freeways for Pass it On, featuring celebrities like Dolly Parton, Elton John, and William Shatner. Or remember tender stories for the LDS Church that encouraged us to spend more time with our families.
“Stephen’s work has impacted millions of viewers and consumers over three decades,” says Josh Webber, founder of Big Red Jelly. “We are excited to bring his talents to our clients. They deserve the best, and Wunderli is the best.” Wunderli’s storytelling style hits home in a world crowded with shameless promotion. His work has taken him on a winding road, touching the tech industry, entertainment, healthcare, education, and consumer goods. “Good work depends on good clients,” Stephen says. “I genuinely love the clients I work with. I get deep into their motivations, the good they do and find a way to capture that and share it.” His work has been deployed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, MCA/Universal Studios, Duke University, Children’s Miracle Network, The American Toy Institute, National Adoption Association, Nature Conservancy, Fuji Film and others.
Big Red Jelly was founded by brothers Josh and Zach Webber to meet the demands of the complicated digital marketing landscape. “Companies needed a process and a roadmap to success,” says Zach. “Everything affects your brand, the way your website works, the way you engage with customers online, the image and experience of each two second interaction. We go deep into the micros of backend to make sure the front-end experience is perfect.” Getting the digital details right for billion-dollar companies can increase profits dramatically. Big Red Jelly’s clients report increases in efficiencies and profits of 15% to 21%.
The process works the same for the million-dollar businesses minding every penny of their marketing budgets. “Clients don’t spend what they used to on marketing,” Josh Webber says. “The uncertain economy and changing customer habits make forecasting murky. So we work with what we do know. And that is efficiencies in consumer journeys and consistency in brand messaging.” That formula has earned Big Red Jelly accolades in the business as a top web designer and in corporate branding. “A brand doesn’t work if your desired audience doesn’t see it, is confused by it, or misinterprets it altogether,” says Josh Webber. “Adding Stephen to the team and his ability to distill a company’s branding into simple, powerful messaging is game changing. He knows how to connect customers with brands emotionally. This dimension in marketing is critical to the success and loyalty of a brand. Expanding our creative services for our clients is the next step in our growth. Adding National-level creative in video, print, digital, and all communications will dramatically benefit our clients.”
