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Category :: Advertising Articles Author :: Jonathan Munk 
 
 Article Title :: Logo Image Association
 
Many companies carry the name of their founder or the region of the company origin, but that doesn't necessarily mean a company should design a logo around it. In fact, having a logo that has an illustrative description of a company name can cause confusion. For example, a company named Crane Productions would not want an icon of a heavy duty crane in their logo, because people might think the company was involved in the construction or heavy duty machinery industry instead of studio or film production. Another company I know of has a diving board icon in their logo because the name of her managerial consulting company has the word "springboard" in it. People are constantly asking the own  (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Advertising Articles Author :: Jonathan Munk 
 
 Article Title :: Logos Aren't Advertisements
 
An effective logo will tell existing and potential customers a lot about a company. Questions about price, emphasis, style and quality can all be answered through a company's logo. And customers use logos to help them decide if a company is right for them. But as much as logos tell customers about a company, don't mistake them for ads. Advertisements will include more detailed information, including location, contact information, specialties, and often descriptions that tell customers the company's emphasis. Usually, it is best if this information is reserved for ads, because adding an address or detailed slogan to a logo is distracting and takes away from the intended message, which shoul  (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Advertising Articles Author :: Jonathan Munk 
 
 Article Title :: Know Your Type
 
Having the right font for your logo is easily as important as having a catchy graphic and memorable color scheme. Font choice is as much a science as it is an art. Each style of font will leave a distinct impression about what kind of company you are, and people will make purchasing decisions bases on the impressions they get from your logo. Here are a few basic font styles: Serif fonts have short lines that stem out from the upper and lower ends of the strokes of a letter. Times New Roman is a serif font. Business owners that want to imply that their company is traditional, stable or classic through a logo, serif fonts work great. Sans Serif fonts don't have serifs at the upper and lowe  (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Advertising Articles Author :: Jonathan Munk 
 
 Article Title :: Own a Color in your Branding
 
In creating your logo and brand identity, never overlook the importance of choosing the right color. When a customer looks at a logo, his/her mind goes through a sequence of visual perception. The brain first reads shape, then color, then content. So theoretically, the color in your logo is more recognized and potentially more powerful than the company name or tagline. In terms of branding, the ultimate goal for any business owner should be to own a color, that is, to brand your company so that whenever a person sees a particular hue, they think of your company. Owning a color means facilitating recognition and building brand equity. This concept is nothing new. Tractor makers have been d  (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Advertising Articles Author :: John Karanja 
 
 Article Title :: Online Marketing
 
Online Success Isn't online a magic invention? Surely it is, just imagine how many people can share their thoughts or open their businesses or run any kind of activity through their personal web sites. Online gives a huge worldwide potential to any idea converted into a web site. But, even the most perfect web site can be dead. Hope you did not face it with your web site, but online experience shows that you can pay for making the fanciest web design in the world, you can have amazing copywriting on the web site, you can have the cheapest prices for your product or service - all this will be useless if your web site does not get TARGETED traffic. It is super important to underline "TARGE  (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Advertising Articles Author :: Justin Grover 
 
 Article Title :: Trade Show Give Away
 
A trade shows give away is a great ways to generate sales leads. At a trade show you find so many people who are interested in your product and just waiting for someone to catch their attention so they can buy it. People attend trade shows for different reasons. Some go to see what the competition is up to, some go to see the new developments; some go for the free stuff. However, most go because they have a legitimate interest in that field and need, or will need your product or service. All you have to do is catch their attention. Normally that would be easy but, you are in a room where a thousand other people are trying to do the same thing. Your trade show give away can help you be se  (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Advertising Articles Author :: Murad Ali 
 
 Article Title :: How a Small Business can Build a Customer Base
 
Building a solid customer base is a necessity of any small business. Often times these smaller businesses cannot compete effectively with larger companies in terms of resources. For example, Tom's mini-Mart is not going to be a match for Farmer Jack's Grocery Chain. The later will beat them in parking, prices and variety every time! Therefore, there must be something more than just price to attract and retain customers. The good news is that many small businesses have benefits that larger companies don't have. They thrive in the realm of the "something else" that larger companies simply can't accommodate. The first step in building a customer base is to define who your customer is. This   (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Advertising Articles Author :: Steve Hawker 
 
 Article Title :: What prexactly is hybrid shopping?
 
'Hybrid shopping', to my mind, is online shopping combined with offline shopping. It is a mixture of both; a combination of all that is good about shopping on the Internet, with all that is good about shopping on your local high street. Interested? Okay, here is how hybrid shopping works. On Friday morning, you telephone your best friend and suggest a shopping trip. You agree a time to meet the next day, perhaps at that nice little coffee shop, where you can exchange gossip and watch the world go by over a cappuccino. Now you note down all the things you need, and would like, to buy. Then, you go online and use a price comparison site or two, to identify the keenest prices and t  (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Advertising Articles Author :: Mark Wilkins 
 
 Article Title :: 3 Reasons Why Adsense Is Essential For Content Sites
 
3 Reasons Why Adsense Is Essential For Content Sites To know why Adsense is essential for your content sites is to know first how this works. The concept is really simple, if you think about it. The publisher or the webmaster inserts a java script into a certain website. Each time the page is accessed, the java script will pull advertisements from the Adsense program. The ads that are targeted should therefore be related to the content that is contained on the web page serving the ad. If a visitor clicks on an advertisement, the webmaster serving the ad earns a portion of the money that the advertiser is paying the search engine for the click. The search engine is the one handling all   (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Advertising Articles Author :: Tim Bossie 
 
 Article Title :: Three Crucial Steps To Beginning Your Internet Advertising Campaign
 
Internet advertising is like most other things in life. It has to start somewhere. For example, you learn to walk by taking first steps and you learn to ride a bike by taking that first ride. There are also other complex, and specialized, tasks that also have to start at some point. Again, for example, you wouldn't jump out of a plane unless you had some specific training. A first step. You wouldn't fly a plane without being qualified to do so. You need a beginning step. Likewise, there are certain, crucial steps to beginning an internet advertising campaign. Beginning steps that can make or break your business. Step 1: Know The Product You're Advertis  (read full article)
 
 
 
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