Marketing your business, product, project or services is now a somewhat more complex and involved activity than it was some years ago. The options have grown – it is no longer just a case of print work, newspapers (local or national), the odd magazine ad, perhaps local radio – yes, I am that old!
We now have before us – websites, social media all utilising design – stock photos, vector based imagery, video, audio – including music, as well as the basics of the written, be it just a plain and simple appeal and information or on to a whole story.
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This infographic looks at what’s trending in visual content marketing for 2017, according to a survey of 300 online marketers.
Source: The Hottest Visual Content Marketing Trends in 2017 [Infographic] | Social Media Today
Which of these design elements are you using to enhance your web experience and conversion? If you’re launching a new site or refreshing an existing site i. Marketing topic(s):Website design. Advice by Expert commentator.
Source: The Top 10 essentials of a contemporary web design – Smart Insights Digital Marketing Advice
2018 is just around the corner. Are you ready for it?
Source: 4 Social Media Trends You Need to Know About for Next Year
Which tools and sites do you use to keep up with digital marketing? The idea for our new guide for marketing agencies ‘keeping up with digital’ came from a. Marketing topic(s):Marketing innovation. Advice by Expert commentator.
Source: Keeping up with Digital Marketing in 2017 | Smart Insights
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In all of this there is a lot to see. Designing for your projects can be quite a task, especially given the rate at which design styles change. Getting just the right look for what you are trying to do and to present can be hard work. Watercolours give a sense of freshness, springtime, arts, crafts, the home, the kitchen or living room table where mum and kids are hard at work, or perhaps you are taking a moment just to play away with some brushes, their is that hobbyist feel as well. With the typography to boot, you get a feel of the casual, handwritten, with just a dash of the erratic but in a comforted manner, ink and brush, pen and marker. These fonts can be added to all sorts of scenes – generated scenes of a desk, a table at home, a workstation without the office background, something floral, countryside, fun, gentle fun – and a variety of textures – watercolour itself, papers with different feels, wood and more …
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