Your logo is a tangible form of your brand identity. It’s there for people to recognize, connect with and remember. Sometimes clients come to us in need of a logo, and they have a library of ideas—about color, visual elements…
You may not initially think of writing when it comes to marketing. However, copywriting plays a big role in the ads you see around you every day—from billboards to social media to Google searches and beyond. We’re taking a closer…
Running a business is one thing. Cultivating a brand is another. Branding denotes your business’ personality. It’s a visual representation of who your business is and what it stands for. Whether you’re starting from scratch with a new business concept…
Identifying marks in your branding allow people to easily identify your business. You’ve most-likely heard of a logo, but what about a brand mark? Here we’ll break down the differences between brand marks vs. logos. Logo Your logo is a…
Your brand has style. No, it really does! The aesthetic you cultivate as a brand is critical to identifying your business’ personality and attracting the clientele you want. We’ve previously talked about the importance of keeping your aesthetic consistent as…
Last week we talked about the importance of updating your Google My Business listing—and the signs that it’s time to do so. Now it’s time to focus on one of the often-neglected components of your listing: the business description. While…
We may sound like a broken record when it comes to brand consistency—but it truly is one of the most important parts of attracting and maintaining followers. In marketing, the colors you associate your brand with should also stay consistent.…
You carry around your driver’s license, passport and other forms of ID as physical representations of your identity. Think of your social media pages as physical representations of your online identity. It may seem like a minute detail, but the…
You’ve got your tangible marketing materials—mailers, letterhead, signage and billboards. You’ve got your intangible (but still measurable) marketing materials—digital ads, SEO, blog and email campaigns. But what about your walking, talking marketing materials? That’s right—using employees in your marketing strategy…
Maintaining consistency in your brand’s design instills a sense of comfort in your clientele. It makes you recognizable and trusted—both of which are critical qualities to generating and maintaining a following. One way to make sure that your design stays…