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Charlotte Clausen: One Step Ahead

Sarah Grigg March 24, 2017

Charlotte and Co.'s new site is as chic as this Bozeman broker. 

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Tags Armstrong Marketing Solutions, Real Estate, Bozeman, Copywriting, Website copy

Amatics CPA

Sarah Grigg December 26, 2016

When you come to Amatics, expect to find a team that’s credible, honest, and accurate.

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Tags Armstrong Marketing Solutions, Copywriting, Website copy, Web copy, Marketing, Accounting, Financial planning

Ladd Foundation

Sarah Grigg December 20, 2016

As one of the top professional hockey players in North America, Andrew Ladd’s passion for the game is matched only by his passion for improving the lives of others. 

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Tags Non-profit, Charity, Copywriting, Website copy, Andrew Ladd, New York Islanders, Off the Grid Studios

Columbia Sportswear: Tested Tough

Sarah Grigg September 26, 2016

My tag lines for Columbia Sportswear's Tested Tough line of hunting apparel hit print and digital.

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Tags Columbia Sportswear, Tested Tough, Hunting apparel

This is Fly: Skagit Revolution

Sarah Grigg September 2, 2016

From fumble to flow in three videos. Learn to spey cast with Skagit Revolution.

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Tags Spey casting, Tom Larimer, Fly fishing, Spey, Oregon, Skagit Revolution
Something to write home about. Camp West Fork @ 1620 Lone Mountain Trail in Big Sky.

Something to write home about. Camp West Fork @ 1620 Lone Mountain Trail in Big Sky.

Big Sky Sotheby's - Camp West Fork

Sarah Grigg August 20, 2016

Every summer has a story. At Camp West Fork, it'll be one worth writing home about. 

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Tags Sotheby's International Realty, Big Sky, Real Estate, Really Big Sky, Tallie Lancey, Ryan Day Thompson, Mountain real estate, Mountain town
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Thomas & Thomas: The 2016 Rod Catalogue

Sarah Grigg August 4, 2016

The 2016 Thomas & Thomas Rod Catalogue is here and looking as hot as this comeback company. 

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Tags Thomas & Thomas, Magazine, Fly rod, Fly fishing, Off the Grid Studios

So You Know: High Beam

Sarah Grigg July 19, 2016

Raising the bar on Montana residential and commercial property inspections.

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Tags Copywriting, Creative Marketing, Armstrong Marketing Solutions, Property Inspection, Montana, Small Business

Creative Dining in Downtown Bozeman: bisl

Sarah Grigg May 31, 2016

The bisl way: Pairing familiar, sustainable farm-to-table ingredients with unexpected twists from global dining traditions.

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Tags Dining, Contemporary, Restaurant, bisl, Montana, Bozeman, Armstrong Marketing Solutions

Grand Style: The Sacajawea Hotel

Sarah Grigg May 31, 2016

From Sacajawea brokering safe passage for the Lewis & Clark expedition to becoming the site of "one of the finest historic hotels in the West," this place has been epic throughout all ages. 

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Tags Historic Hotel, Sacajawea Hotel, Montana, Armstrong Marketing Solutions, Branded content, Southwest Montana, Small town

Protect. Plan. Grow.

Sarah Grigg March 29, 2016

That time I became an expert in legacy planning. 

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In Branded content Tags Armstrong Marketing Solutions, Darby J. Minnick and Associates, Financial planning, Copywriting, Branded content, Website copy, Legacy planning

bisl

Sarah Grigg February 5, 2016

The bisl website was one of the most challenging and sophisticated projects I've helped AMS with thus far. And, I'd say, the final product should be as delicious as this appetizer of a splash page. Stay tuned!

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Tags bisl, Bozeman, Montana, Armstrong Marketing Solutions, Web copy, Marketing, Haute cuisine

Belgrade Chamber of Commerce

Sarah Grigg January 30, 2016

Belgrade is a bustling small town often overshadowed by the big bro next door, Bozeman. Seeking to let visitors know about the town's charm and amenities, the Belgrade Chamber of Commerce hired out Armstrong Marketing Solutions for a minor facelift. 

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Tags Armstrong Marketing Solutions, Belgrade, Montana, Chamber of Commerce, Copywriting, Web copy

No Bone-Cracking Here

Sarah Grigg January 11, 2016

Dr. Amy Pakula held all the training necessary to be a top PT. She just needed a website to match her expertise. I teamed up with Armstrong Marketing Solutions to revamp her entire online presence.

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Tags Physical Therapy, Armstrong Marketing Solutions, Bozeman, Momentum Physical Therapy, Web copy, Copywriting

Let's find you a new backyard.

Sarah Grigg January 5, 2016

Armstrong Marketing Solutions knocked the new Bradley Realty site out of the park. Copy by yours truly.

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Tags Copywriting, Real Estate, Bozeman, Montana

Big Sky Sotheby's: New Moose Creek

Sarah Grigg August 11, 2015

Few homes are described in terms of IQ. But if there's one thing about New Moose Creek that cannot be denied, it's this: it is an incredibly clever space designed to delight, surprise and engage inhabitants. 

Photo: Ryan Day Thompson

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Tags Big Sky Sotheby's International Realty, Tallie Lancey, Real Estate

Six-String Activists

Sarah Grigg June 12, 2015

In the small coastal community of Rockaway Beach--and in communities up and down the Oregon Coast--private timber interests may aerially spray herbicide on clear-cut tracts of land, with few rules regulating applications. Kate Taylor and Citizens of Rockaway Beach for Watershed Protection are raising public awareness and advocating for reform.

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Tags Oregon, Frigate Travel, Bedell Guitars, Forestry, Citizens of Rockaway Beach for Watershed Protection

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Posing on the finest front porch in Montana. @sacajaweahotel #porchposing #montana #porch #rockingchair #hangingbasketgoals
Today two pregnant ladies, a four-month old, an 18-month old and a Catahoula survived Beehive Basin. 🏔🐝🏔 #keephiking #hike #mountainmamas #beehive #montana
You’re no longer a nymph. #salmonfly #yellowstoneriver #bioindicator
Forest fisher. #montana #creek #yellowstonecutthroat
I came West in 2003 because of a college professor, wily ol’ McDaniel, a guy who lived in canoe villages with Peruvian tribes, wrote books on turkey hunting, worked as a fishing guide on the Henry’s Fork in Idaho in summers. I sat in his Anthropology 101 course and listened to him talk endlessly of fishing and bird hunting, trout and toms, more rainbows and more ringtails: “Now, what do you suppose this means: ‘The dinks are on the PMD spinners?’ This is a fine example of patois in the context of the fly fishing community, local language that anthropologists have to crack and decode, even learn to use themselves. Any guesses?” We hadn’t a clue what he was talking about. . On occasion McDaniel took students West with him for seminars. One of his students died in Yellowstone during a weekend off. Paul, his name was Paul. It was June 1985. Paul and a friend embarked from the Slough Creek trail toward Cutoff Peak. For reasons unknown, they decided to split ways onto separate routes and meet at the summit. Paul’s hiking partner reached the peak and waited, but Paul never showed. The friend eventually set out to find him and located his tracks in a snowfield on a spur of Cutoff Mountain. Two days later, NPS Search and Rescue found Paul’s body at the base of a cliff. He had slipped over and died upon impact. . In Paul’s honor, his parents and McDaniel created a fund to support students from the university to work as interns for the Henry’s Fork Foundation (HFF). One day, McDaniel asked our class who wanted in, who wanted to study trout on the mighty Henry’s Fork, the greatest of great fly-fishing rivers on the planet? I did. . In 2003, I was an A. Paul Knight Intern with HFF and spent a season researching trout. That experience led to some of the most amazing life experiences I could ever ask for, from researching grizzlies and wolverines to becoming a writer and meeting some of the wildest characters of the West and the world. It’s funny how the death of one person in the 1980s that took place thousands of miles away from where you were at that time can impact your life so profoundly. This year, I’m honored to join HFF as a board member. #henrysfork #idaho #paul
Wood Road in June. #woodroad #henrysfork #idaho
They think they’re riding this way all summer long. They’re wrong. #safetyfirst #americanbrittany #englishlabrador #roadtrip #idaho
Grandmother Susan, my you roam Penn’s Woods with all your favorites forever. 🕊#pennsylvania #quaker #grandmother #forestgypsies
“You hear people say the era of the cowboy is dead. That’s a bunch of crap. . Nicholas Evans met me at a Mountain Sky Guest Ranch clinic in the 1990s and spent a lot of time with me when he was crafting the character of Tom Booker. I probably didn’t take him terribly seriously at that point in time. He watched me at clinics. The next thing I know, Tom Booker is a character. . Whisperer—that term came out of nowhere. Now, there are all kinds of whisperers, dog, cat, ghost. It was a word from the Celts, a metaphysical description. They always gotta ask me about the whisperer in interviews. But I understand that people from the city, maybe that’s the only word they have to identify with what I do. That’s their way of defining me, which is fine. I probably wouldn’t have used that word. I don’t really have a label for myself . . . maybe ‘horseman,’ but then again, I’ve known some really good horsemen, so I’m probably not there yet either. But I wouldn’t mind being one. I generally steer away from slogans. . Some people think of being kind of quiet and gentle with the horses infers weakness. That’s not true at all. Some think that it infers victimhood because you’re so passive and gentle and trying to get along. Well, that’s not me. . There’s a logical way of going about things, finding a way to work with a horse that he can understand you, that he can like what he does for a living. It’s there for anybody to understand. I think people are getting a little more civilized in the way they work with horses. But there’s plenty of cavemen out there still. I’ll always have something to do because of those guys. I think there will always be horses that need me.”—Buck Brannaman, The Horse Whisperer 📸: @arnicaspringlifestyle #naturalhorsemanship #buckbrannaman #equine #horse #ranchlife #americanwest #montana #horsemanship
Rodeos began as entertainment on ranches, and at the Ox Yoke, as a way to delight guests. Local cowboys showed up to test and show off skills in roping, wrestling and riding. Charlie Murphy and others saw the potential to produce these ranch shows at a larger scale. . In October of 1923, Charlie oversaw all the bucking horse stock at the Madison Square Garden Rodeo in New York City on the behalf of Richard Ringling, founder of the Ringling Brothers circus who ranched in White Sulphur Springs, MT. Murphy’s stint at the Madison Square Garden Rodeo surely exposed him to a level of theatrics unseen in the West since Buffalo Bill’s days. In 1925, Charlie co-founded the Livingston Roundup. . The Roundup was one of eight Class A rodeos in the nation. A purse of more than $3,000, ($43,333.03 in today’s dollars) was divided between competitors in bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, bull riding, steer wrestling, team roping, tie down roping, and barrel racing. The Livingston Roundup Association was established in 1929 to fund advertising the rodeo. . Just about every Ox Yoke horse was used for the Roundup. Guests helped trail the herd to Livingston, an affair which took two full days of riding. Guests also rode in the rodeo parade. Livingston photographer John C. Haberstroh, a friend of the Murphy family, captured some of the best images of the Roundup. The rodeo continues today, representing a Park County tradition of 94 years. . Rodeo parade photos by John C Haberstroh. Images from Murphy Family Collection. #rodeo #roundup #ranchlife #montana #cowboy #americanwest #americana #saddlebronc

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