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7 Ways Websites
Work Like A Sales PitchBuilding websites that balance Design & Functionality
Websites designed for business are not simply pretty websites - they work like a sales guy (or gal) that takes every opportunity to keep and nurture ...
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Designing A Newsletter,
Not Spam.Maintaining the integrity of your mailers
We've seen spam before, and we're all familiar enough with spam that deleting them is now habitual practice. When you're writing a newsletter and ...
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3 Things To Know When Working
With Graphic DesignersDesigner Lingo 101
Know the minimal basics to provide your designer with the necessary materials for your project.
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Marketing "Simple"Communication at its simplest, and most complex form
Marketing, at its core, is a form of communication that focuses on catching the audience's attention as quickly and effectively as possible. And when...
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Are You Resourceful?Resourcefulness builds character.
When you're resourceful, you ask good questions. When you ask good questions, it leaves a good impression. Here are a few tips to stay on top.
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Think Twice Before Entering
That Design ContestWhen entering a contest is worth it, and when it isn't.
Business | July 11, 2012 @ 11:40 AM
When a contest is worth it and when it isn't
Professionals should look for challenging contests, with good prizes. The sponsoring company should have a good name even if it's not a top brand, and the prize money should be within the realm of your typical design fee.
Newbie designers should still shop around for contests that have good prizes with big-name sponsors, but it wouldn't hurt to try a few lower profile contests for experience points and resume builders. You'll get your name out there, make new connections, and build a resume for the future.
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