NEXTSTEP: Summer promotions kick off

NextStep Federal Credit Union kicked off its Summer 2025 promotional schedule in style with Maggie’s Clan at Ryan’s Wake in Troy, New York, followed just 3 days later with sponsorship of Kid’s in Free Night at Valley Cats, followed the very next day with tabling at Troy’s River Fest.

All events discovered, negotiated, contracted, and managed by POSTMKTG. Tents and tchotchkes abounded!

Popular items included branded sunglasses, towels, candy boxes, and the super-popular light-up NextStep bracelets.

Cherry Hill: a website of historic significance

Historic Cherry Hill is a treasure that has served both as a living museum and a center for research for more than 60 years. Infamous as the site of a brutal crime of passion, the 1827 murder of John Whipple by hired hand Jesse Strang who hoped to continue his affair with John’s wife, Elsie, the 65,000 artifacts housed at the museum have been put to work by scholars and archivists to tell a complex story of a proud family who were often in debt, anxious about social standing, and fearful of a changing world.

POSTMKTG welcomes two mission-driven clients

Albany Leadership ThumbIn this era of pushback against diversity, equity, and inclusion, POSTMKTG is honored by the trust mission-driven educational institutions and nonprofits place in us. In just the last month, we have added two clients focused on empowering individuals and building strong communities – Better Community Neighborhoods, Inc. and Albany Leadership Charter School for Girls.

Central Park Rose Garden: Taking time to smell the roses

Central Park Rose Garden WebsiteOn an early fall walk to work down Union Street into the City of Schenectady, nearing Wright Avenue, the phone rang. An almost apologetic voice asked if POSTMKTG designed websites. The answer was yes, of course. The second question was if we would design a website for a small organization with an associated small budget, the volunteer group that managed Schenectady’s Central Park Rose Garden. Kismet, because the garden was at that point in the walk just a quick left and a 2-blocks away.

A quick stroll through suggested the project might help warm the coming winter. So, we took it on.