People do business with other people, but many business cards spend more space on the company and brand than the person handing them out. Make sure your name is big and bold, along with your contact information to help establish customer relationships. Your company’s logo should be smaller than your own photo.
Posted at 09:45 AM
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Do you view your business card as a simple formality, or a powerful sales, networking, and marketing tool that can embed your person and brand in customers’ minds, motivate callbacks and generate sales? In the next few posts I'm going to borrow some great info from author Brian Morris about making the most out of your business cards... keep watching!
Posted at 11:38 AM
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Love this quote! "Design is one piece of a living puzzle (sometimes it’s the key piece, but by no means always)." (Before & After, August 2012... in response to the question, "does the client always know best?")
Posted at 12:59 PM
Monday, July 30, 2012
Did you know? Each London Olympic medal takes 10 hours to make on a special giant press named Colossus. The machine is one of two in the world and was built specifically for these Olympic medals. Go Canada!
Posted at 10:01 PM
Monday, July 23, 2012
Well, we might not love the logo but the Olympic venue tickets are pretty wonderful! Have a look in my gallery. "LOCOG has unveiled the ticket design s for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Designed by Futurebrand, the tickets incorporate Someone's pictogram designs along with images of the venues."
Posted at 09:57 AM
Friday, July 13, 2012
Denise Austin's fabulous reflexology treatments can now be booked at Body Stream! Have a look at her great rack card, in my gallery!
Posted at 09:39 PM
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Just finished the logo for Studio 89, a new hair salon in Orillia... check it out in my gallery or on my Facebook page. Nancy, thank you for choosing me to be a part of your new business venture!
Posted at 12:01 PM
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
New shapes and bolder looks, new details, better writing - these are just a few of the ways that web design is influencing print design, according to a recent article provided by Linkedin.
Posted at 09:17 AM
Friday, June 29, 2012
Colour is a critical element in design and can trigger different emotions. Red: Danger, excitement, passion Purple: Wealth, royalty, sophistication, intelligence Blue: Quiet, serenity, truth, dignity, reliability, power Black: Sophistication, elegance, power, rebellion White: Purity, cleanliness Yellow: Warmth, brightness, joy Green: Nature, fresh, health (Thx 4cents, Issue #22, for the info)
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People do business with other people, but many business cards spend more space on the company and brand than the person handing them out. Make sure your name is big and bold, along with your contact information to help establish customer relationships. Your company’s logo should be smaller than your own photo.
