Brand Identity: Elie Elie Salon Logo
Our logo design for Elie Elie Salon
Finding your voice — content marketing dos
Content marketing is nothing new. If you are a company that consults or advises, or deals with “selling the invisible,” you may already be considered a thought leader and have a paper trail of articles, speeches and case studies that you’ve shared with clients. But are you consistently producing and distributing material that is useful and engaging to your target audience? Are you seeing results in organic search or social media efforts?
Brand Identity: Brantly Website
Brand Identity: Brantly Website
Brand Identity: BioStats Website
Brand Identity: BioStats Website
6 reasons why we chose WordPress
In late March, we’re scheduled to launch our new website. (Can’t wait!) We chose WordPress as the content management system in which to develop the site, and we think our reasons for doing so can be relevant to you, our clients, as well.
Brand Identity: AKJ Books Logo and Website
AKJ Books: Brand Identity: Logo and website
Advice on transitioning to a new website
We know what it’s like to be you. We’ve been our own client lately and we’ve been working on a new website. Questions have come up on just how and when we should announce and launch it. So we thought we’d share some best practice tips with you — and, at the same time, use it as a nice way to let you know about the change that’s coming. So, that’s tip number one.
Brand Identity: Glen Mar United Methodist Church
Brand Identity: Complete Contracting
You Are My Hero!!!!!!!!!
What does your subject line say?
The other day I received an email from my friend. The subject read, “YOU ARE MY HERO!!!!!!!” I looked at the subject line, and thought, ‘Really? Why?’ So… I opened the email – even though I was in the middle of something else. Of course I would have opened the email even if there was no subject, because it was from a good friend of mine, but I probably would have left it until I finished with the project I was working on.
Brand Identity: alignstaffing
Holiday cheer is good for morale.
Good office morale is important for success. In fact, little in the office is more influential to success than the happiness of our employees. Happy workers are more productive and interface with clients more cheerfully and effectively. And the efforts required to cheer up the office are both affordable and invaluable. Here are some things to consider:
