Northfield Outfitters
A full rebrand paired with a content engine built around seasonal trend data instead of a fixed calendar.
A creative marketing agency
HillsTrends reads the terrain other agencies skip — the data underneath the campaign — then builds the branding, film, and social work that turns what it finds into growth.
What we do
Seven disciplines, one measurement layer underneath — so branding, production, and media all move toward the same numbers.
Attribution, funnel, and channel-mix analysis that turns your campaign data into a plan instead of a spreadsheet.
Identity systems built to hold up across every channel your audience actually uses.
Early reads on where category attention is moving, before it shows up in your competitors' calendars.
Brand films, product shoots, and short-form video produced for the platforms that actually drive reach.
Campaign, product, and lifestyle photography shot to a consistent brand standard.
Editorial calendars, community management, and paid social run against a single measurement plan.
Audience, competitor, and market studies that give a campaign a reason before it gives it a look.
How we work
We start inside your analytics, not your brand guidelines — audience behavior, channel performance, and category trends, mapped before anything is designed.
Branding, photography, and video are built to the story the data actually supports, so the creative has somewhere to point.
Campaigns go live across social and paid channels, then get measured against the same baseline they started from — every cycle, not just the first.
Selected work
A full rebrand paired with a content engine built around seasonal trend data instead of a fixed calendar.
Brand film and photography series repositioned the group ahead of a five-location expansion.
Market research and attribution modeling reallocated spend toward the two channels actually converting.
HillsTrends is the first agency we've worked with that could show its work in a spreadsheet and a mood board with equal confidence.
Let's talk
Tell us about your brand and where you want it to stand next quarter. We'll come back with a read on the data before we talk about design.