Brand Design Lauren Taylar Brand Design Lauren Taylar

Why Your Brand Is More Than Your Logo

When many business owners think of branding, they just think of their logo. But branding is so much more. With many different meanings put behind the word branding, it can be easy to become confused. Personally I think that there are three main components of branding: your brand design - your logo, color palette, and other design elements that make up your brand…

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6 Common Website Mistakes to Avoid

If you're a DIY website designer, there are many aspects you need to take into account before you get started. You only have about 8 seconds to make a first impression, so you need to make them count. This blog post includes the most common mistakes I see DIY website designers making. Read below for tips to help you cut through the clutter to create a streamlined website.

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Brand Design Lauren Taylar Brand Design Lauren Taylar

3 Easy Steps to Take to Align Your Branding

Between your website, social media profiles, marketing materials and online programs you create, there's a lot of opportunities for your branding to either be on point or be a complete disaster. The key is consistency. That's basically the point of branding. You want people to be able to recognize pieces of your brand whenever they see it.

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5 Common Newbie SEO Mistakes

When you first start researching SEO (search engine optimization), it can become overwhelming. Trust me...when I started working in SEO a couple years ago I had no idea what I was doing. Fast forward two years, and I was still reading through industry publications every single day to stay on top of it all.

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7 Essentials to Create a Brand Style Board

If you're not a designer, you might not know what a brand style board is. It's a document that showcases all the elements of your brand design and visually organizes the brand's style and identity. If you work with a graphic designer to put together a full branding package in the future, you'll most likely receive one. 

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