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Infographics Are Changing the Ways Businesses Communicate

People—consumers, employees, small business owners—don’t absorb information the way they used to. If the message you want to convey isn’t concise, visually appealing and easy to comprehend, it’s not going to get through. That’s why infographics—also known as information graphics or data visualization—are having such a notable impact on the ways businesses communicate to their.

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Seven Steps for Working With a Graphic Designer

Every website, brochure, product packaging, or other type of marketing collateral consists of two essential elements: content and design. Each of these plays a critical role in effectively communicating your brand message. Without an appealing design, great content loses much of its impact. Lacking meaningful content, a great design may wow the viewer but fail.

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What Kind of File is That and What Does It Do?

Dawning with the age of the personal computer in 1984 to the late 1990s, the predominant people who worked with image and design file types were graphic designers and the marketing, advertising and other creative functions they worked with. Today, as corporations outsource a lot of the creative function, and with the explosion of small.

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What You Need to Know Before Starting a Website Redesign

In today’s fast-moving digital world, your company’s website can get out of date before you know it. The design and layout can start to look a little shop-worn. The site may contain non-standard coding practices that can hurt your SEO rankings. New technologies can make some features and functions on your site seem old-fashioned. And.

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The Importance of Knowing Your Ideal Client

Marketing is a challenge for any business, but especially for small businesses with limited resources. That’s why identifying your ideal client is so important. When you don’t know who to market to, you end up marketing to everybody, which is a sure recipe for failure. Identifying your ideal client narrows the scope of your marketing.

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The Future of Office Design

Most companies pay a lot of attention to the design of their websites, marketing collateral, logos, and other marketing tools. And rightfully so, as professionally designed marketing materials are essential for attracting new clients and growing the business. But what about your office? Today’s work environment is undergoing radical change. And unless you design your.

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Is It Time to Update Your Website?

Have you ever visited a website that hasn’t been updated in several years? It’s like walking through a bricks-and-mortar store with almost no product on the shelves. You can almost feel the cyber-cobwebs hanging off the corners of the outdated web pages. A website that hasn’t been touched in years raises troubling questions for site.

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Minimal Website Design: What to Expect

Leaders in the business world rarely find themselves only rarely dabbling in the vast field of art and design. But on those rare occasions when your company is going through a rebranding or is implementing new marketing materials, you may find yourself thinking about how to best communicate the ideal image of your business. You.

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Browser Cookies

While surfing the web, it’s likely at some point in time you’ve read or heard about browser cookies. Some websites will include a notice about the usage of browser cookies in their privacy policy or terms of service statements. Sometimes you’ll see a note that browser cookies are required to log into services such as.

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Targeted Networking via LinkedIn

LinkedIn is truly about connections. And as such, it can be a great resource for targeted networking. By joining groups, attending events and utilizing current connections to make new connections, you can grow your business network, and advertise your skills – expanding your reach and your brand. When you start using LinkedIn, think about goals..