Where did Blue Jacket come from? A very good question with an even better answer. Tim’s Grandfather Win Buckland was in the Navy during World War II and The Bluejacket’s Manual is the basic handbook for United States Navy personnel. First issued in 1902 to teach new recruits about naval procedures and life and offer a reference for active sailors, it has become the “bible” for Navy personnel, providing information about a wide range of Navy topics. While the Navy itself has no direct link with Blue Jacket Design, we decide to bring in some of its values, we are committed to our mission and focused on providing you the best possible return for your marketing investment and we have proven methods that we have bound into our own Blue Jacket manual. Once the war had ended WW Buckland took up a career in assisting others with their marketing. While working for a marketing company in Wellington, Winfred worked with James Wattie on setting up their marketing jingle for their new can food offering and working closely with him on developing new markets for Pet food and Baby food along with the associated campaigns. Tim’s memories of his Grandfather are inspirational war stories and interesting marketing tips and experiences gain from working closely with James Wattie and others such as the Shell Oil company and IBL. Blue Jacket focuses on servicing four specific industries: - Home Builders that have a display/show home assets through a full uniquely engineered lead system - - Dentists wanting to maintain as close to 100% chair occupancy as possible dominate their immediate service area - - Companies that are the destination, e.g. They have a showroom/shop that is not part of a shopping mall, and they either import or manufacture their own range of products. - - Online Stores / Eccomerce Websites that have no bricks and mortar presence but have an average basket size of $250 or Annual Customer Value of $5000+ -