In the era of COVID-19, the business landscape has already shifted dramatically. With many companies planning a remote work strategy for the remainder of the year, and well into 2021, teams are more scattered than ever before. At least geographically speaking. In light of this, remote teams being successful in completing projects pose managers and team leaders with a new set of hurdles to clear.
Even in the face of worldwide tragedy, the American people have proven themselves resilient. As such, many teams are still working at close to 100% capacity, meeting project objectives, and performing above expectations. Here are three ways to reward your remote teams.Continue Reading..
The marketing industry is swimming with buzzwords. New terms seemingly pop up every day or week. At the same time, some are consistently evolving. That is the case with target marketing, as marketing professionals can whittle down target markets to as small as a single person. IP Targeting is one of the latest advances in the world of marketing and 
If branding relates to the color, tone, logo, and general consumer perception of any individual organization, then how does a company even begin to approach something like rebranding? More importantly, why? What happens to colors during a rebrand and other brand-elements?
Some people don’t realize the real importance of color management until it’s too late. If, for example, your digital colors don’t match print, you’ve got a problem. Getting digital colors to match what’s on printed media can be exceedingly tricky. Audits are complicated too, yet we must comply. When digital and print colors don’t match, you need to correct the discrepancy before customers catch on. Here’s a breakdown of why it’s so crucial that your brand colors match.
Color management is more important than you might think. Or perhaps you realize its importance but want to learn more about what some companies are doing in the changing color management world. Maybe you’re a creative director, and you know how vital color management is. Or perhaps you’re a marketing pro and understand how it influences potential sales. 
As print professionals know, the colors that are used to promote a brand are very important. Likewise, the quality and consistency of those colors are instrumental to the success of the brand. It’s important for awareness, recognition, and consistency. Different 
In business today, many people seem to think that it’s all about selling. Although selling is indeed the ultimate goal for any business, it should not be your primary focus on building brand relationships. Companies that focus on building relationships tend to perform better and sell more over the long term than those who artlessly try to push a sale.
Going green is all the rage these days. There hasn’t been such a strong focus on sustainability since the 1960s and 1970s. This change in consumer tastes has had a profound impact on the business community. All businesses share one thing in common, packaging. Everyone uses packaging. Presently, companies are being pressured into using eco-friendly packaging. Although the shift towards sustainable packaging is great for the environment, it’s putting a strain on businesses. It can be challenging to print this way.
Marketing is a tough field; Creative Directors and other marketing professionals are judged for every piece of content that they produce. Content quality has a significant impact on sales and influences conversion rates. One of the single most important factors in promotional content is color quality.
Marketing in today’s market is more challenging than ever before. The global pandemic of COVID-19 has created a massive change in the way that we advertise. The changes brought on by the pandemic can be expected to continue for some time. That’s why you must choose the right marketing channels for your brand.