I’m always going on about your “brand image” and your “visual identity.” It’s what I do. It’s what I design. And I believe that it’s the foundation to build your brand on.
Before 2019 is firmly underway I thought it would be best to define what a brand image really is.
A little while back I was chatting with a business owner who wanted to find out more about the type of design I do. He’d been meaning to chat with me about his logo, some flyers, photographs, and a few more items. “Of course I can help” I said. And he said “Great!
Looking back on the past twelve months I’ve been asking myself
“What did I accomplish in 2018?”
And what became obvious is all the personal and professional growth that took place. When I tally up all the stuff I did, all the books I read, all the classes I attended, all the coaching I invested
December is the time when the “year’s lists” start coming out: best dressed celebrities, worst movies, top trends of 2018, best-selling gadgets and so on.
But you’re a business owners, so naturally your business is your top priority. That’s why I am proposing a different kind of
I had the pleasure of meeting Lindsey McCaffrey last year. Naturally some of the things I love to chat with her about are branding…and she certainly knows a great deal about how written content is part of anyone’s brand.
Today I thought I’d share some of Lindsey’s wisdom when it comes