Tag: marketing
The Branding Bible and logo design
If a picture is worth a thousand words, a company logo is valuable beyond measure. With one image, a logo conveys a company’s personality, industry, and what makes its services and culture unique. At least, that’s what a good logo conveys. A poorly designed logo is, at best, vague about what your company can do. […]
Infographic: How your brain processes logos
Have you ever driven around town with a two-year-old, marveling at the way a non-reading preschooler can recognize and call out the logos for Dunkin Donuts, McDonald’s, Walmart, and Target? How is that even possible? Logo Maker’s new infographic explains away the mystery, which starts—for children and adults alike—with recognition of the basics: shape and […]
Marketing firms are paying close attention to your photos
Picture this: You and a friend are lounging on your deck. You’re holding a can of Coca-Cola. You snap a selfie, deem it worthy of the public, and post it on social media. Soon, you start seeing Coca-Cola ads pop up ads during your Internet browsing. You might not even notice the ads. If you do, you […]
The disconnect between marketers and Google Plus
Those of us involved in social media professionally have seen a lot of attention shift from one industry trend to another. I remember hearing at SMX Social 2012 that marketers needed to start using Google Plus, so following the conference, I created pages for SmartSign’s brands. I waited patiently for actual signs of life on […]
Use multimedia early and often
This post is part of a series celebrating SmartSign’s 15th Anniversary. In 15 posts, we reflect on lessons learned, good experiences, and company-wide changes that brought us to this milestone of success. You can view the entire series here. B2B companies are increasingly testing the waters of incorporating images, infographics, videos, and more into their marketing […]