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A logo guides the appearance of all your marketing materials – from signage to collateral to website – and is the cornerstone of your brand. That’s why creating a logo is one of the most challenging and interesting tasks a graphic designer can undertake.
We see fonts everywhere. They display our messages and information on screens, signs, and just about anywhere else. The difference between picking a font that works and not is having someone be captivated by your words or disregard your message because they are too distracted by the typography. If may seem far-fetched if you do not actively think about the design of everything you see, but it is possible to select an efficient font that will draw the correct type of attention and get your point across effectively.
Has your brand become stale? Are you finding it increasingly difficult to attract new customers? How do you know if it’s time to revisit your brand in its entirety or simply put more effort into your outdated marketing strategy?
Remember, rebranding is a chance to start fresh — it doesn’t mean you’ve failed or that what you had wasn’t great at one time, it’s simply a reminder of how quickly market trends are evolving, shaping your customers’ perceptions of both you and the competition.
On the other hand, your company may not need a total revamping of its identity. If your competitors are keeping up with the ever-changing times and you are not, you may want to revisit your marketing plan.
As a business owner or organization leader, there is a certain sense of ownership that is a prominent part of your relationship with your brand. It’s an important attribute, and one that can be a great motivator in working towards the success of your company. From a design and marketing standpoint, however, your personal attachment can sometimes cloud your judgement on the most effective way to present yourself to your prospective customer. Let’s take a look at some common marketing mistakes and what they could potentially convey to your audience.
When working with any marketing company (such as Prime Design Solutions) for a new print or web design, the ultimate goal is to end up with a great-looking product. And there is a lot to be said for something that looks compelling, well-designed, and professional. One element that can often be neglected, however, is content.
When content is given top priority in a project, your design can be not only great-looking, but a powerful marketing tool — one where every element works towards a common goal.
The use of color is of great importance to anyone that works in advertising. We all know how important color schemes are to brand consistency and we’re also quite cognizant of the messages certain colors send. The power of color lies in its ability to communicate non-verbally. In fact, up to 87% of sensory perception comes to us through color. To marketers, that kind of power deserves a close look.
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