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Basics of Bad Graphic Design
Bad graphic design is sometimes used as an educational tool as a means to point out mistakes and poor design choices. As a student or the viewing audience, we offer suggestions and tips on how to fix them, or simply learn how to fix the mistake.
Also, unfortunately, bad graphic design is sometimes created to represent a student, university, or firm. When this happens, we’re left with the impression that the designer wasn’t made aware of his/her mistakes and poor design choices.
Do you find yourself using trades of the infamous “amateur?”
Posted in Author - Bobby Beck, Creative Design, Web
Tagged brand, Great Marketing & Design Tips, logo, rebranding
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Rebranding your company logo – some things to think about
So, you have decided that now is the time for you to rebrand your company. Now the question is how to do that. Do you completely change your brand identity for something completely new, or do you update your logo with a little branding makeover?
The answer to that is in the public perception and recognition of your brand. If there is a strong, positive connection between your company and your brand, then maybe a makeover is right for you. On the other hand, if there is no strong or positive connection between the two, or you are making dramatic changes to your company and/or its direction, then maybe a complete redesign is best.
Is Your Website in Need of a Makeover?
by Allison Rubacky Kahn
Have you recently rebranded your business? Does your company’s website seem very blah to you? Then it may be time for a website makeover! OPEN by American Express says of your website “Think of it as your business card, except instead of having to hand it out, the customers come to you. Just as you do offline, you’ll want to represent your business online in the best light.” It is important to have your website best represent the message your business wants to convey to its current and potential customers. If your website seems simple, plain, and boring your potential customers browsing the web may think of your business that way as well.
Re branding, Is it the right strategy for your company?
Originally posted on 3-26-10
Company rebranding is important for many reasons. Companies that are going through changes in their product lines and services may want to rebrand to reposition in the market place while other companies rebrand after a public relations meltdown. BP rebranded to publicly demonstrate their commitment to the environment. Wal Mart also rebranded after they felt like they lost their battle over customer’s negative perceptions on their earth friendly commitment. Their new green brand update also included exterior store front updates, web updates and TV ads to reinforce their commitment to sustainably products.
