You need design that not only looks great, but that also helps increase your sales, reach, and effectiveness. This is where I come in. With over 15 years of experience, I understand how to design to get results.
Design is not just about art, it also serves as function. Great design is about using it to maximize results, connect with people, and encourage action.
Read about what goes into making an amazing website designed to increase sales and grow your business.
Read about what goes into creating effective media and why it is so important for your businesses success.
Read about the importance of designing a strong brand that stands out and gets your business noticed.
Mark Zarr is a Professor of Business & Marketing, a Graphic and Website Designer, a Serial Entrepreneur, and a Writer with an odd automatic reflex to question everything he has ever been taught, just in case it might be wrong, overcomplicated, or just plain stupid.
obliterate any status quo that crosses his path
change the way we think about everything
prove that successful navigation through life and business is a whole lot simpler than we make it out to be
How does one go about crafting the perfect marketing message? There are three questions we need to ask ourselves: 1. What are we communicating? 2. Where is the best place for the information? and 3. What do we want our message to accomplish?
The importance of a solid customer profile goes far beyond just advertising. It helps us understand how to improve our product, price it correctly, write impactful messaging, and, of course, advertise in the best locations to find our customers.
Today, we are going to take a look at three rules to help make your small business advertising as effective as possible.
Just like with an automobile, you don’t want to be caught in front of a fast moving business. Nothing good can come from being run over. The better option is to always sit behind your business
It is an undeniable fact that our past defines our current thinking. It dictates how we see the world around us. Each one of us looks at the world through lenses that blur curtain details while highlighting others. Even the most adventurous of us live by habits, clinging to what we know, and ignoring everything that does not fit into our worldview.
I have seen it many times. I call it “the cloudy eyes of failure.” Others may know it as “tunnel vision,” or “shutting down.” No matter what you call it, the symptoms (and the results) are the same.
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