Local SME Branding: 5 Ways to Simultaneously Give Back and Market Your Business
Branding any business is a tough gig. Branding a local small or medium-size business is tougher than it’s ever been,…
Branding any business is a tough gig. Branding a local small or medium-size business is tougher than it’s ever been,…
Tipping should always be appreciated. However, marketing the fact that you want customers to tip your employees does nothing to help your brand. Learn why.
Mercedes’ new CLA offers entrepreneurs and people working in business the chance to bump up their image without spending $200 grand.
Apple masters emotional connection by emphasizing innovation and individuality, inviting customers to feel unique and creative. Nike inspires with storytelling,…
We all want our customers to become our brand advocates. Ideally, we want them to do most of our promotions…
Use these tips to fine hone the brainstorming process when looking for the next big thing to market your business with.
Make no mistake about it, if you use any of the following 5 phrases when dealing with a customer, they’ll make you regret it!
Read this over and choose just one of the marketing strategies listed to market your new or existing small business.
Referrals are the secret to shifting your business from the small time to the big leagues. Here’s 5 ways to entice more referrals out of your customers.
Learn great ways to grow your business this year and in the years to come.
S-Oil launched the HERE campaign. The idea is to use balloons to help car drivers finding empty parking spaces quickly. Simple, yet so smart.
In today’s digital-first world, businesses often overlook the tactile, engaging power of physical branding tools. However, one tiny adhesive hero…
Sometimes a billion-dollar idea is as easy as improving an existing product. That’s what GoPro’s Nic Woodman did to become a $3-billion company in less than 7 years!
There’s a heck of a lot going through consumer’s minds when they first hear your business name. Question is, does your business name match up with your products and marketing? Learn more…
Brown looks dirty and yellow looks too exciting. Orange is okay, though. When it comes to your business brand, colors do matter. A lot.