by SNDI | Aug 14, 2020 | Blog, Brand Visibility, Branding, company brand identity, Design, marketing, Smart Business Practices, social marketing, Social Media
By Lexie Lu Branding is essential for small-business owners that want to grow their operations. A company is more than the products or services it offers. Long before a customer is sold on an item, they’ll encounter your brand — telling them what your company...
by Susan | Feb 19, 2017 | Art Direction, Blog, Brand Visibility, Branding, Design, marketing, Smart Business Practices, social marketing, Social Media, Website Design and Development
When it comes to branding, how does your logo look when used beyond your website and print marketing? I design for small businesses and medium size corporations and social media has become a very important platform to communicate with our audience. It becomes...
by Susan | Dec 26, 2016 | Blog, Brand-Interviews, Branding, Design, Smart Business Practices, social marketing, Social Media, Website Design and Development
Many companies see a brand in terms of its tagline, logo or other superficial things, but a true brand is always far more than that. A true brand can be recognized by its far-reaching strategies. A strategic plan is the most important thing in any organization, and...
by Susan | Aug 20, 2015 | Art Direction, Blog, Brand Visibility, Branding, Design, Jersey City and Hoboken, marketing, Smart Business Practices, social marketing, Social Media, Website Design and Development
Social Media has really given both customers and businesses better and easier communication avenues. Sometimes, a business wants to announce a new product or offer and only need post it to their fan page or tweet. Below that post will be the comments, favorable or not...
by Susan | May 29, 2013 | Blog, Brand Visibility, Branding, Design, marketing, Smart Business Practices, Social Media, Superhero Brands, Website Design and Development
Written by Susan Newman, Branding Designer, Visibility Designer and Web Specialist When someone opens Google and searches for you or your company name, what comes up? If they search for your type of business or industry, or by a keyword or phrase, does YOUR company...
