Eloise Stewart
Staying On-Brand with Flodesk Email Marketing
Learn how to use Flodesk to keep your email marketing on-brand and maintain consistency across your communications.
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Eloise Stewart
How to Design & Use Business Cards in 2024
Well designed business cards can provide legitimacy and opportunities for connection and can implement your marketing strategy.
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The 3 L’s for Effective Brand Signage
Drive down the road and you will be bombarded with 100’s if not 1000’s of signs. But which ones stand out?Â
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Branded T-Shirts Done Correctly
Branded t-shirts are an investment and can have great brand awareness capabilities... if done well.
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The True Cost of Rebranding
Although I can’t predict the future for all areas of your business, I can shed some light on the investment and value of rebranding.
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25 Items to Audit to Grow Your Business
If you need help knowing HOW to audit your brand across these 25 areas, purchase our Brand Audit Kit that takes you step-by-step.
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HOW TO STAY ON BRAND: VIDEO
Video is a powerful tool for your brand whether you are using your iPhone or investing in a professional video.
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HOW TO STAY ON BRAND: GRAPHIC ELEMENTS
Without defined graphic elements, your graphics and platforms can look like a template that anyone can use and is quickly forgotten.
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HOW TO STAY ON BRAND: FONTS
When you use inconsistent fonts for your brand designs, you are decreasing brand awareness and reducing your perceived quality.
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HOW TO STAY ON BRAND: COLORS
Color is an incredibly important part of branding but often is misused and underused consistently for small business brands.
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HOW TO STAY ON BRAND: LOGOS
The logo is usually the first element designed for a brand but is only the beginning. It is only one part of the visual brand.
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HOW TO STAY ON BRAND: BRAND MESSAGE
The message, copy, words, story, and marketing phrases are important although often pushed aside and forgotten.
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