Krux – Sales Marketing & Event Collateral

Sales Marketing, Event Production, Digital Experience

Before becoming part of Salesforce, Krux needed fast, clear, and impactful marketing materials to support sales and event efforts. We worked across decks, one-sheets, and event design to help them show up smart, consistent, and on-brand wherever they went.

Before it became the Salesforce DMP, Krux was a small company chasing a big shift in advertising.

They believed the future wasn’t in one-to-many messaging (think Super Bowl ads), but in one-to-one relationships — where real people, not devices, are at the center of every experience. So they built a data platform capable of handling staggering scale:

  • 3 billion browsers and devices

  • 200B+ data events, 5B CRM records

  • 200B personalized experiences — monthly.

When Krux brought us in, the category was crowded. Look-alike platforms were everywhere — some cheaper, some noisier. The only way through was clarity, consistency, and speed. So we got to work — and didn’t stop.

Over several months, we created a relentless stream of marketing collateral: pitch decks, one-sheets, banner ads, web page mockups, event graphics — all crafted to help Krux stand out, show up smart, and speak clearly.

What We Delivered

  • Creative direction, art direction, and design at superhuman speed

  • Brand messaging frameworks & positioning

  • Custom illustration, iconography & infographics

  • Sales decks, marketing templates, and print collateral

  • Event graphics for major industry conferences

We created a suite of one-sheets that distilled complex technology into clear, compelling messages — giving the Krux team sharp tools to sell their story fast.

We built an endless stream of sales decks — each one tailored, punchy, and on-brand — to help the Krux team pitch with clarity and confidence, slide after slide.

We designed a series of bold, brand-forward sponsorship posters that helped Krux stand out at industry events — clear messaging, custom illustration, and strong visual hierarchy made sure their name didn’t just show up, it showed off.

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