Expanded licensing Curtis Licensing, the licensing arm of The Saturday Evening Post, has a long-standing archive featuring Norman Rockwell imagery and mid-century illustrations, presenting a strong opportunity to license iconic artwork for consumer products, marketing campaigns, and media productions.

Custom design offer News of launching custom design services using the Post’s image archive creates a direct upsell path to clients seeking tailored visuals, enabling cross-sell of bespoke design work alongside existing licensing deals.

Global reach With a worldwide licensing capability and partnerships with noted art icons and brands, there is potential to expand into international markets and export licensing partnerships beyond the current footprint.

Moderate scale Revenue is in the million-dollar range while employee count remains small, indicating a lean, potentially high-margin operation suitable for scalable licensing programs and efficiency-driven growth.

Digital engagement Existing tech stack relies on jQuery and Google Analytics; there is room to modernize digital marketing, optimize conversion funnels for inquiries, and implement data-driven outbound outreach to potential brand and product/license partners.