stickers-labels-mixed-001Having a brand makes it much easier to create everything you need to promote your business. Once you have a logo and color palette that you want to use – or even one of our templated designs – you can combine those with your key messaging to create business identity materials, signage, collateral and more...

What Is a Brand? A brand is a combination of attributes – tangible and intangible – that form an association in people’s minds. Tangible brand attributes include things like your company’s name, logo and colors. Intangible brand attributes are more experiential, such as how you treat your customers or how using your product or services makes your customers feel.

Why Is Branding Important for Small Businesses? When you hear the word "brand," a few key players may immediately come to mind. But branding isn't just for the big guys – it's important for smaller businesses, too. While your company's reach may never extend nationally or globally, your brand can make an impact locally that will help set you apart.

What Your Brand Can Do for You

Build Trust

Establishing your brand will help people trust and recognize you. Conveying a professional image through visual cues and providing consistently good service will go a long way in creating a solid bond between you and new customers.

Raise Awareness

Building your brand will also help increase valuable word-of-mouth referrals. When people understand what you do and are familiar with your brand identity, it's easier for them to connect their contacts to you. Many of our customers say that referrals are their primary source of new business! And, social media makes it simpler than ever to spread the word.

Make It Easier to Market Your Business

Having a brand makes it much easier to create everything you need to promote your business. Once you have a logo and color palette that you want to use – or even one of our templated designs – you can combine those with your key messaging to create business identity materials, signage, collateral and more.

rack-cards-001Where to Begin

First, determine how you want customers and prospects to view you and what sets you apart. Next, turn those thoughts into clear, concise messages that you can carry consistently throughout all of your company's communications. This focus will help you plan how to bring your brand to life in person, over the phone, in print and online. A consistent look and feel for all of your marketing materials is equally important. You can easily create a brand identity by using the same colors, fonts, logos and types of imagery across the board.

premium-business-cards-002We Can Help You Build Your Brand

Empowering small businesses to create brand identity and marketing materials on their own – without spending thousands of dollars with ad agencies and expensive printers – is what we do! We can help bring your tangible brand elements to life through dozens of customizable products. The intangible brand elements – the more "emotional stuff" – is up to you. But as a small business owner, you already know that you offer personalized attention that the big guys just can't touch. Keep it up, and let us know how we can help.

Because print work is a custom design, after you have approved the design, payment in full must be given before all print work will be ordered and delivered. After a design is ordered it cannot be refunded or cancelled. If a design comes in that is wrong or poor quality we will refund your money.

Our Top 10 Brand Identity Products

  • Business Cards
  • Letterhead
  • Custom Envelopes
  • Note Cards
  • Mailing Labels
  • Presentation Folders
  • Brochures
  • Postcards
  • Banners
  • Posters

3 Elements of Creating a Successful Brand

  1. Make it clear what your company does – define the products and services you're committed to and make it clear what you don't do if necessary.
  2. Be specific about why customers should choose you over others – explain the unique value and benefits your company provides. 3 Elements of Creating a Successful Brand
  3. Live up to your promise – make sure you can deliver what you say you can do…even if you have to start small and build over time.

Strong Brands Have

  • Loyal, emotionally-connected customers
  • Passionate, motivated buyers
  • A big impact on a business' credibility
  • Differentiation in the marketplace

A Brand Is NOT

  • A name
  • A logo These elements are part of a brand identity, but on their own they are not a brand.
  • A piece of marketing material
  • A website
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