A Rebranding Transformation [Photo Contest]

The photo contest winner this month is Brandon Cerrito of The Carpet Chemist in Louisville, KY for his company’s rebranding transformation. Cerrito’s company will receive a chemical prize package from Solutions by Steam Pros worth $250.

I began Carpet Rx in 2010, but when I learned how to repair and dye carpet, I changed the name to Louisville Carpet Dyeing & Repair. But then customers assumed I’d stopped cleaning carpet, which is not ideal when you have a warehouse full of carpet cleaning equipment. So, I changed my business name yet again, this time to The Carpet Chemist. The name has a nice ring, doesn’t it? Can’t you just imagine me riding around in my mobile cleaning laboratory, using my proprietary potions, elixirs, dyes, and tools to keep carpet in peak condition? I rebranded my business to reflect the name. Dan Antonelli and his KickCharge Creative team created an incredible wrap design complete with 3D bubbles!

For an opportunity to win a chemical prize package from Solutions by Steam Pros (worth $250), send your images and a brief 100-word description on how you obtained your results to Amanda Hosey, managing editor, at [email protected], or submit via Facebook messenger at www.facebook.com/cleanfax. Contest rules available by request.

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