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09/10/2021

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08/26/2021

You need a solid business image. No one will come to you if you have a poor reputation. As a consequence, you lose business and develop a reputation as a location that no one wants to visit.

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08/14/2021

The only way to improve the quality of your business is to invest in tools/strategies/assets that can fund the quality of your business...................................
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Our services include:
✅ Website Design/Development
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08/13/2021

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08/06/2021

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08/06/2021

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08/06/2021

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08/06/2021

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08/06/2021

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08/06/2021

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blowbusinesscommunity.com

With registered businesses cut across Nigeria, BLOW maintains an online learning community. This enables entrepreneurs, learn on the move, receive quality entrepreneurial coaching and raise the capital necessary to create value and grow their businesses. Each year, Blow Business Community since it l...

08/04/2021

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08/03/2021

Why Does Your Business Need an Online Presence?

In the digital age, it is absolutely essential for your business to have an online presence. Whether it’s a website, an e-commerce platform, a social media page or a combination of all three, getting your company online will reap major benefits.

Here are just a few of the many reasons why your business needs to establish its online presence:

1. Make it Easier for Potential Customers Come to You

Today, if someone wants more information about a company, they’re most likely to do their research online. Whether they’re specifically looking for your company, or they just want to find any company that offers the products or services that your company offers, having an online presence will give you a competitive edge. Potential customers will not put a lot of effort into finding you, and they should not have to. A simple Google search should provide them with all the information they seek.

2. Make it Easier to Showcase Your Products and Services

The Internet gives businesses an effective platform for showcasing what they have to offer. Whether it’s a portfolio and testimonials from clients on a website, or an album on a page with photos of your newest products, it has never been easier to let the world know what you have to offer. With a few simple clicks, your customers can see what you’re all about. They can even do this outside of business hours! An online presence is an extension of your brand that never sleeps.

3. Make it Easier to Build Relationships with Customers and Potential Customers

Social media is all about building relationships. This is true for both individuals and businesses. Social media gives your brand a voice – it makes your company more “human” and relatable. Customers and potential customers can interact with your brand on a more personal level. It also gives you the opportunity to truly get to know your customers. If everyone is on social media except you, you are missing out on an invaluable opportunity to connect and communicate with your target audience. Social media is one of the simplest, yet most effective ways to get persons interested in your company and to form real relationships with real people.

4. Make it Easier to Market Your Brand

Websites and social media platforms are excellent marketing tools. They are also some of the most cost effective methods of sending out information to thousands of people. Online marketing is extremely important for all businesses because it has a huge influence on the way consumers make purchasing decisions. Moderns consumers have even indicated that they look at companies in a negative light if they cannot find them online. Using the internet for marketing purposes allows you to overcome distance barriers. Persons thousands of miles away can be learning all about your business with just a few keystrokes. The “shareability” of social media allows your customers to easily spread the word about your business to all their friends. Ultimately, online marketing gives you the opportunity to market your brand in creative and exciting ways.

08/01/2021

Brand Identity Design for JIUM

08/01/2021

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08/01/2021

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08/01/2021

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08/01/2021

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07/30/2021

07/27/2021

4 Ways to Grow Your Business Online Presence and Find More Customers

For most customers in the 21st Century their first introduction to a business is by discovering the business online.

1. Get an Optimized Website For your Business

At this point, there is no reason why you shouldn’t have a website. Surprisingly, however, only 51% of small businesses have a website. That’s a major concern when you have 97% of consumers searching for products and services online. If you haven’t done so already, then start getting to work on your website.

2. Chose Your Social Channels Wisely

You’ve heard time and time again that you need to be active on social media. While engaging and interacting with influencers and customers via social media is one of the most effective ways to grow your online presence, you don’t have to be on each and every social media channel.

3. Go Beyond Blogging

Maintaining a blog not only raises your online presence, it assists with defining your brand’s voice and builds trust since you’re creating and sharing useful content. But, you don’t want to limit yourself to just blog posts when creating content.

4. Don’t Forget Guest Posts and Email Marketing

Despite all the new tools and techniques out there that promise to help grow your online presence, there are two tried and true methods that shouldn’t be neglected; guest posts and email marketing.

Guest blogging, when done for branding purposes and not solely for links, will assist you in earning credibility, help you gain targeted exposure, and increase your website’s traffic.

07/26/2021

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07/19/2021

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07/14/2021

The 7 types of logos (and how to use them)

A logo is an image that symbolizes your business. But did you know there are 7 different types of logos?

1. Monogram logos (or lettermarks)

Monogram logos or lettermarks are logos that consist of letters, usually brand initials. IBM, CNN, HP, HBO…. They’re the initialisms of a few famous businesses with rather lengthy names. With 2 or 3 words to remember, they’ve each turned to using their initials for brand-identification purposes.

‌2. Wordmarks (or logotypes)

Similar to a lettermark, a wordmark or logotype is a font-based logo that focuses on a business’ name alone. Think Visa and Coca-Cola. Wordmark logos work really well when a company has a succinct and distinct name.

‌3. Pictorial marks (or logo symbols)

A pictorial mark (sometimes called brand mark or logo symbol) is an icon—or graphic-based logo. It’s probably the image that comes to mind when you think “logo”: the iconic Apple logo, the Twitter bird, the Target bullseye.

4. Abstract logo marks

An abstract mark is a specific type of pictorial logo. Instead of being a recognizable image—like an apple or a bird—it’s an abstract geometric form that represents your business. A few famous examples include the BP starburst-y logo, the Pepsi divided circle and the strip-y Adidas flower.

5. Mascots

Mascot logos are logos that involve an illustrated character. Often colorful, sometimes cartoonish, and most always fun, the mascot logo is a great way to create your very own brand spokesperson—er, spokes-character(?).

6. The combination mark

A combination mark is a logo comprised of a combined wordmark or lettermark and a pictorial mark, abstract mark, or mascot. The picture and text can be laid out side-by-side, stacked on top of each other, or integrated together to create an image.

7. The emblem

An emblem logo consists of font inside a symbol or an icon; think badges, seals and crests.

07/11/2021

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07/11/2021

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07/11/2021

Business card for Mr. Johnson Smith

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07/11/2021

What does a branding agency do?

Your branding is the sum total of a consumers experience with your company, and a branding agency is responsible for conveying your brand story in a compelling and consistent way across multiple mediums.

A branding agency can work tirelessly on a meaningful new logo one day, and then be writing copy that expresses your brand voice on your website the next. They could be strategizing a unique headline, or be designing a new trade show booth, ad campaign, brochure or website— often all at the same time. Wherever your brand touches a consumer, a branding agency will be (or should be) involved. This list will give you an idea of how many things a branding agency can do.

The talent pool at a branding agency runs deep. They will typically have talented strategists, copywriters, designers and developers. Depending on their size, they may often add specialists who crossover into marketing areas such as social media, SEO, Adwords, video or media planning.



“Your brand is the sum total of a consumers experience with your company.”

07/11/2021

Product packaging for *BodyOrganics*

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07/10/2021

What Does A Designer Do?: Scope of Graphic Design Services

Graphic design has many definitions (and famously quoted designers gave some good ones), but the simplest way to explain it is that it’s the creation of visual assets that communicate ideas or certain messages to a certain group.

From a landing page to packaging design, every graphic design project is created for a specific purpose and intended for a specific audience. In that sense, it’s different than some forms of visual art (which are created for “everyone”).

So, let’s dive right in and look at everything graphic designers do.

1. Brand design

Whether it’s corporate or small business branding, you need a professional designer to create the look of your brand.

In the first place, this means a logo that will communicate your brand’s mission and values in a visual way. On the basis of that, a graphic designer has to create a color palette, typography, additional visual elements such as icons or illustrations that can be used for any visual asset belonging to the brand.

This is a huge task that usually takes a designer several weeks (if not months to finish). If done properly, however, it means you will end up with a complete brand guide. This document is an indispensable asset, as it helps anyone you might work with in the feature (freelancer, design agencies, marketers) know how to create graphics that adequately reflect your brand.

2. Advertising design

Creating graphics for advertising purposes is of course closely related to creating the look of a brand, however, a skilled designer knows these tasks often need to be approached differently.

A professional designer knows what’s the right size for a LinkedIn ad, or a YouTube banner, and they also understand other technical aspects such as printing practices (the most basic example of this are the color mixing modes, CMYK and RGB, which are used for print and digital designs respectively).

Next, target audience awareness is most important in these types of design. For example, from the technical skills required to create a post, a professional designer needs to know the relevant social media trends, and understand the key objectives of a campaign.

Creating things like display ads and web banners can really put designers on a test: understanding basic principles such as balance, contrast and rhythm will help them create ads that perform effectively.

3. Website design

You might now need a developer to get your website up and running. But you should also know that before a developer can get to work, you need the help of a web designer.

There is no doubt that having a professional website is a must.

Creating websites requires a set of specific design skills, including the knowledge of particular computer software like Adobe XD or Sketch, which is used for creating web pages.

Web design consists of UX and UI design, or user experience and user interface. In other words, the look and feel of your website. This is a highly sought-after design skill since it requires both the technical knowledge of relevant software and experience in similar projects. For that reason, UX/UI designers are usually paid more, with a median salary of about $40 per hour.

4. Packaging

Have you ever picked something up at a shop because of appealing packaging? Well, you’ve got a talented graphic designer to thank for that.

Packaging designers need to understand the brand and target audience but also need to have technical knowledge of materials used in packaging (for example, many contemporary designs focus on sustainable or recycled packaging, which might mean a different set of design challenges).

5. Illustration

Illustration is a very specific field of graphic design that not all designers specialize in (for example a UX/UI designer probably won’t be the most experienced illustrator). Illustrations can be found in an array of different styles, from modern and minimalist isometric illustrations to photorealistic illustrations (illustrations so realistic that they look like photos), there is something to fit almost any style.

If you want an illustrated logo design, you should probably look for an illustrator, rather than a logo designer, as the latter might be able to combine elements into a successful logo, but not necessarily provide good, original illustrations themselves.

6. Typography

Every single typeface we use in print and digital design was created by a graphic designer. Though a layperson might not see a huge difference between two similar fonts, creating a typeface requires meticulous attention to detail, and making all sorts of specifications to ensure that fonts have a consistent and unified appearance.