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There are three main types of marketers out there, all working for similar purposes, but in different organizational structures, dwelling with different resources and budgets. The first type works for a full-grown company, usually as part of its marketing department. The second one operates in a multi-purpose agency, and the other one works as an independent freelancer.
Knowing the fundamentals of classic typography is a must-have skill for any graphic designer.
The only issue is that there are a ton of modern fonts out there so it may be overwhelming to choose one for a new project, whether it’s a website, logo, or online advertising campaign.
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In this episode, we talk with Jeremie Moritz from Absolut Elyx. Brand and Digital Director, Jeremie is responsible for the development and execution of the premium brand’s integrated marketing plans.
Advertising and digital marketing are proven ways to boost awareness and attract more customers for products or medical services.
In fact, advertising budgets for this industry are growing at a constant rate, and the spend is expected to boost with at least 3,6% in 2020. At the same time, companies are starting to invest less in TV advertising.
We’ve all encountered design trends.
The kind that inspire you and the kind that make you question how they even became trends.
Like beveled and embossed everything in the 90s—that was never a good idea.
Or comic sans. Or worse, intense drop shadows.
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Design and art are two concepts that have been used together for so long that separating them is an often-overlooked affair. While many designers adhere to the: “beauty sells” policy and put all their efforts into mastering the visual realm, there’s still a question that stands above all others in the advertising world: “What sells better, art or design?”.
Christmas is just around the corner. Can you feel it in the air?
Some people are running left and right for the last minute preparations, while some are staring at their computer screen trying to come up with a creative Christmas design for their holiday banner.
Nowadays, we are bombarded with information from almost every direction, so it’s understandable why people are starting to trust ads less.
While this may be true, when you work in the automotive industry, you still need to announce your audience about a new car release, when you have a new offer, and so on.
Did you know that Bannersnack can now be used as an invitation maker as well?
For those of you who are well-acquainted with the tool’s features for creating online banners, you should know that you can now design your marketing materials for print as well.
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In today’s episode, John Biggs, our host, breaks down some hot design topics with Don Twine.
Don is a Senior Digital Graphic Designer at Sinclair Broadcast Group, a leading media company and provider of local sports and news. Founded in 1986, the company boasts around 191 television stations, in 89 US markets, producing and delivering content via multiple platforms, including the digital environment.