Is your company good for its word? Is it as good as its name? Poor print quality can easily tank a brand’s reputation.
Tangible assets made up 95% of most companies’ worth before the prevalence of the Information Age before everything went digital. Now, intangible assets make up 75% of a company. Once, all you had to worry about was your print logo, letterhead, business cards, and other advertising materials. However, these printed materials and their print quality are more important than ever to your brand reputation.
Discrepancies in appearance in print quality affect a brand’s reputation value. Unique colors in your logo and brand styling set your company apart from others, and any discrepancy can make it disappear altogether. So, consistent colors keep your brand visible and reliable in your customer’s eyes.Continue Reading..
Miscommunication remains a major pitfall for businesses of all sizes, and not just between employees and employers. Brand communication is a key component to company success and must be consistent throughout all channels and every detail, including behind the scenes efforts that the customers don’t see.
So, the talk of social media town these days is all about building better customer experience and doing that through engagement, engagement, engagement. Over-engaging can come across, well, spammy. Honestly, the truth is that folks trust customers more than they’ll trust any company. Thus, enter user-generated content.
You’ve likely come across AMP doing a Google search and wondered if you were lost until you quickly found the content you needed. Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) is a Google-supported open source project that offers resources to help developers optimize their landing pages for mobile speed.
How do you handle brand consistency? So many options exist for marketing. So, how do you know where to begin?