 Well
it's February already. In the post Christmas haze, we thought that
we'd let you get used to 2009 before arriving in your inbox.
If your budgets are much tighter in the coming months, adopting a practical approach
to your marketing may be the way forward. Targeting is the big buzzword for
this year.
Give us a call and our marketing and design consultant will help you to create
the right message, delivering it right where you need it.
Regards,
John Sherwood, Creative Manager
john@travisbead.com
 What
should they be thinking?
When confronted with an advert, a leaflet, brochure or even a web page, what
do you want your potential customers or even existing clients to think about
you?
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Design in a downturn...
A 2008 Design Council survey reveals that, far from retreating to safety
and resorting to cutting costs, increasing numbers of firms are using design
as a powerful tool to help combat the toughest economic conditions in decades...
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Design
Brief
 Briefing
a designer properly is tricky, so before you sit down with yours,
download our design brief questionnaire, to see the type of questions
your designers should be asking you.
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I NEED a logo, my budget is SMALL!
It is important to remember
that your logo is probably the most important single design project
you will commission as a business owner. Your logo is the very
first impression people will get of your company...
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Size matters,
it's 16x16 pixels
It's possibly your smallest piece of
marketing collateral? But Internet giant Google thinks it's so
important, they tried 3 times in the last 12 months to get it
right.
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The 5 Brand Test
Can you define yourself in
5 brands? Google, Apple, VW, Amazon, etc... They don't have to be
products you consume, but brands you feel reflect you?
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