Expand Your Brand – 3 Product Ideas for Business Owners

ExpandBrandWhether it’s a company picnic, or a product toss at a promotional event, branded items are a must have. Many of these products are not only affordable for business owners, but highly customizable. In other words, putting your logo on a t-shirt or baseball cap has never been easier. With this ease of accessibility comes the option for application. It starts with t-shirts and hats but quickly grows to include pens, water bottles and countless other pieces. Your imagination when it comes to branded materials is really only limited by how much you’re willing to spend, which is fortunately becoming less and less.

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How to Choose the Best Font for Your Site

A guest post by Victoria Schwitzer

Every detail of your website is an important factor in how it is perceived by your readers. Even the tiniest speck can change how something looks. This is why choosing the right font is an important decision for any website. Here are some tips to help you find the perfect choice…
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5 Design Tips to Ensure the Success of Your Business

A guest post by Michelle Henderson

The role of design in the success of your business depends on how much of an impression you wish to make on a client. Design has everything to do with the business, from conception of ideas to presenting the ideas as a whole. You need brilliant design to capture a client’s attention. Then, you need to keep that attention for the duration of your partnership. In addition to being attention-grabbing, design is pertinent in presenting an overall professional feel to your business. Without a solid plan, your business could easily fall apart. You will want to execute a flow of design in every step of the business. So, follow these tips for keeping design relevant to the success of your business!

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Turn Your Creative Skill Into a Business ~ Part Two

Relic 1This is the part two of an article by artist and workshop leader Amelia Critchlow. You can read How to turn your creative skill into a business ~ part one here.

11. Be visible: once you are up and running you need to be visible: on the net, in magazines, via business cards, by adverts in local shops, libraries, centres, tell people. You won’t sell or get work if people don’t know you are there. So tell the world in whatever format you feel comfortable! Network like crazy on the net, leaving comments on other blogs, guest posting, doing give-aways and so on.

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