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We all know that we should share our stories with the marketplace to help create a connection with our clients. The trouble is that most of us have no idea about what our story is or how to tell it. We’ve lived it, so it’s not a story to us. It’s just life, right? Well, it’s not just life to anyone else. It IS a story and it’s all yours. It’s the story of what shaped you into the person you are and how it caused you to build your particular business.
Facebook craft business pages have been in an uproar these past few days over a designer using other designers’ work (and claiming them as their own) to create logos for small craft businesses…(thanks for the heads up Amanda Foy from Foysters… always got your finger on the pulse!) Here are 6 tips to help you decide the type of designer you need for your business logo and branding.
Each week I have a browse through our sponsors’ website to see what’s new! Here’s what was on offer from our sponsors this week.
Have you got your shiny new Facebook timeline yet? Have you thought about how you’re going to use/or not use your timeline for branding? Facebook guru Mari Smith posted a blog article the other day about whether or not business owners, authors and CEO’s should use the timeline banner image to promote their businesses…My opinion is that it really depends on what you do and how you do it.
How’s your branding? Does your brand image extend across all of your social platforms including your blog, your Facebook Page, your G+ Page and your Twitter Account? Is your message clear and your website search engine optimised? Is your brand visible in the real world as well as the online world? If you have answered no to any of these questions, perhaps you need a bit of help from a business WAHP! A
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