Progressive Marketing Group, Inc. is proud to announce that we have been chosen as a finalist in the 2020 LIBN Reader Rankings Awards for Best Advertising Agency and Best Public Relations Firm. There was some intense competition, and PMG would like to congratulate all the winners. Thank you to everyone who voted for us. Thank...Read More

PMG was selected by Long Island Business News (LIBN) voters as Top Winner for “Best Advertising/Marketing Agency” and Winner for “Best Public Relations Firm” in the 2019 LIBN Reader Rankings poll.Read More

The Window Shop Jewelers has been a Northport Village fixture since 1976. Aside from proprietor Jean McNeill’s smiling visage, the store was identified by a logo featuring stylized, hand-drawn vines. Over the years, the shop grew in both stature and fame, but like so many icons from the era, the logo did not keep pace.Read More

The Caribbean island of Anguilla sought to attract more tourism business. The Anguilla Tourist Board needed to effectively bring awareness of the island, its people, its unique culture and its special attributes to audiences throughout the world…and to do so cost effectively, with a maximum return on investment.Read More

Nassau County addiction treatment agencies felt it necessary to come together to reach out to those individuals and families in crisis. PMG created a recognizable name, logo and identity for NAFAS, that was utilized across a broad range of tactics and outreach vehicles.Read More

Golden Gate University encountered intense competition for Strategic MBA candidates in the San Francisco Bay area. They  needed to fill a minimum of 20 chairs with qualified candidates and they didn’t have much time. Not only did they need to reach a specific audience, but they needed to do it with an eye on budget.Read More

Long Island’s largest independent realtor and the third largest realtor of any type in the huge Nassau-Suffolk marketplace, Coach Realtors, was seeking expansion. The overriding goals to reposition Coach included creating an image upgradeto compete in a high-end marketplace and attracting new talent capable of selling into that lucrative market segment.Read More

Connolly & Co. was introducing a new product – violin strings for children. They were easy to play and also sounded true to the original Dominant brand. Connolly reached out to PMG for research, a strategic plan and implementation…and they weren’t disappointed!Read More

In order to dominate the surging domestic and emerging international markets in the 1980s, J. D’Addario needed to create an identity and a “brand”. They contacted PMG to create a plan that included a promotional theme and a look and feel that extended to media, posters and tee shirts.Read More