Posts Tagged ‘visual identity’
Business Card Etiquette
Posted by: logoworld on: April 19, 2009
A major rule of good business card etiquette is to take advantage of opportunities to advertise for free.
Anatomy of a Thank You Card
Posted by: logoworld on: March 7, 2009
In addition to preparing for the ceremony and reception of their special day, many bride and groom are intimidated by the thought of writing thank you notes after. Providing personalized notecards is often considered as one of the daunting tasks that no married couple can do without.
In-Budget Logo Design Services
Posted by: logoworld on: February 18, 2009
Logo design can be a costly affair and might run into a bill of thousands of dollars if you hire very high-end logo design company. But there are ample of logo designing companies that work according to the budget of their clients.
Basic Design ideas For Notepads
Posted by: logoworld on: February 10, 2009
Pad printing is generally a simple process. Designing notepads is as easy as designing your custom flyers and postcards. The only difference is when you design these collaterals, you are actually providing your target clients with enough space to write on their notes.
3 Rules to Follow in Your Logo Design
Posted by: logoworld on: August 30, 2008
Your logo can be used on web sites, banners, printed material such as business cards, t-shirts and coffee mugs, however when designing your own logo or getting it done by logo design professionals, ensure the following three basic rules and you will have a great and memorable corporate identity.
Importance of Having a quality Logo and Web site
Posted by: logoworld on: August 2, 2008
If you run a serious online business your website is probably the major contributing factor to your success, especially if it’s well-designed, user-friendly and informative. The company website is the prime connection between you and the all-important customer base, upon which every business relies.
Corporate Identity Goes Far Deeper than Just the Logo
Posted by: logoworld on: July 29, 2008
Graphic designers frequently play a prominent role in launching or repositioning a company. When they create a look (or new look) for a company’s stationery, brochure, ads and web site, this often goes by the name of an “identity package.” Don’t let this convenient term mislead you into believing that a company’s identity consists of merely the logo and look.
10 Things You Must Include on your Business Card
Posted by: logoworld on: July 11, 2008
Your business card should stand out from the rest. It should work as a mini advertisement for your business. Still, there are some basic elements that every business card should include. Here is a rundown of these fundamentals for you to remember as you design your next business card printing project.
Corporate Identity: It’s More Than A Logo
Posted by: logoworld on: June 19, 2008
Let’s say you’re the marketing director of a professional services firm, the director of corporate communications, or the company president. You know you’re good at what you do and that your company provides outstanding services. What’s troubling you is the dissonance between these outstanding services and the level of corporate marketing collateral and the web site.
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- Bill: Excellent post. I have had great success using greeting cards to keep in touch with clients. I normally get my greeting cards from Hallmark Business
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- workforce8: This article is so true. For people that are confused about where to go, you should check out the site I used. It's a company called mind2print.com an
