How To Design Effective Banner Ads Like Nike
Think about an industry whose estimated worth is at $1.5 trillion and it’s not real state or new tech. It’s an industry that we are all involved in because we buy those products frequently.
Think about an industry whose estimated worth is at $1.5 trillion and it’s not real state or new tech. It’s an industry that we are all involved in because we buy those products frequently.
If you ask a lot of questions, it doesn’t mean you’re a stupid person. It means that you are curious and you want to find out answers to help you create the best project you can. More than that, you want to know why this is the right way to go and how big or low the impact will be.
When we talk about banner ads, we think about the product that is sold as one that is priced small to medium. Rarely, expensive goods would be advertised with the old-fashioned banner ad. But creativity has no limits, and you can experiment in any industry – even in the car industry.
Let’s talk about relationship. What is a relationship for you? Something you work on everyday? Something that you use only when you need it? But what about team work? What’s a relationship in a team?
I have to admit that I avoid long articles, blog posts and books, even though I like to read.
It’s a new year and a lot of conferences and business events are coming in town. And if you are a marketer, designer, entrepreneur or a developer, then you definitely subscribed to some of the big names you heard in your area.
If you and I would have one dollar and share it with each other, we’d have one dollar each. If we have an idea each other and share it — we have two ideas each. Sounds like the TLDR version of this post, but it isn’t just that. But you knew that already, right?
Writing ad copy has always been a hard task, so there are a few things you should consider before starting this process.
Every brand has a personality, and every marketer/designer should know how to speak its language without using any words. Easy, right? But branding is a full-house game constructed around conveying a message, building experience, and constructing a relationship with the audiences.