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That is exactly what we set out to do.
Smash Avenue was launching a new kind of entertainment that most people had never heard of. The idea of walking into a room to break stuff for fun or stress relief wasn’t just unfamiliar. It needed explanation. On top of that, they needed a custom-built booking system that could manage multiple rooms, packages, time slots, and add-ons, all across more than one location.
The challenge wasn’t just about design. It was about building clarity, confidence, and excitement around a brand-new category.
FourteenG didn’t just deliver assets. We helped build a foundation. Our team created a strategy that combined brand education, bold visuals, and easy-to-navigate tools to make the Rage Room experience accessible and exciting. From website to merch, every piece had a job: to answer questions, ease hesitation, and inspire people to say, “Let’s do this.”
— Shaun Chambers, Owner
When you are launching something new and unfamiliar, your marketing can’t afford to guess. It needs to educate, excite, and convert all at once. That is the kind of launch strategy FourteenG brings to the table.
We embrace the challenges of connecting in today’s diverse world. As a Minority-owned business, we bring authentic, ethical, and culturally conscious marketing to life—helping brands resonate genuinely and celebrate multicultural experiences.