In short, good branding puts you in a position to:
- make more sales
- reach more people
- compel action
- attract a larger audience
In short, good branding puts you in a position to:
Our group was led out onto the rooftop and my fear of heights promptly kicked in. So I plonked myself down on the roof tiles mid-tour and looked out over the city through squinting eyes! While the rest of the group proceeded up further into the tower, I chickened out and retreated downstairs!
The leaf in my logo is from the birch tree. It is my favourite species for lots of reasons.
Every customer touch point is an opportunity for you to reinforce your brand and to build in another positive experience…
Before Covid, remote working was presented as the cure-all to working in the office and a way to boost productivity, but now…
You have probably heard both of these terms used interchangeably! It’s certainly confusing…
I learned the following tips from Ciara Beaugé! No matter what kind of lifestyle you have, these are all very doable.
The key function of branding is to increase your profits. If you don’t want to do this, then read no further!
The history of branding is fascinating. We owe much of what appears in our visual world to our great ancestors – beginning with the cave people, believe it or not!
The key to having a smooth and efficient way of presenting your brand is to have a good brand design framework. Here’s how to get started.