Staying Ahead of the Curve
You never get a second chance to make a first impression, rule number one for every aspiring marketing student. Even more so, if said marketing student, were to specialize in graphic design. It’s because we understand this and respect the importance of a strong first impression that we choose to base our entire career on this rule. All it takes is a matter a few seconds for your target audience to take in your product and then they make their choice. Which isn’t always fair but designers take this as their challenge, this is the moment of truth. Did they make the right first impression? The marketing world has changed a lot over the last decade and new concepts and tools are cropping up all the time. This makes hands …show more content…
Not only in the traditional sense which can be obtained at a University but also one that could be obtained by self-growth. The images are all unique in their own but tend to lean towards the side of creativity and expansion. By using young children in lieu of adults this insinuates that no matter what how old you may be you should, and will always be young in your profession. Only by embracing this can you truly stay ahead of the curve. Another sharp tool to aid in this theme is the colors they are using with their images. All of which are sharp and vibrant. These colors tend to demonstrate liveliness. Although, the page itself is quite simple and grey, when paired with such vivid imagery it leaves an after taste of possibility. This can easily be compared with that off a blank canvas calling out to your paint brush begging it to bring in life. This is extremely effective, especially for a designer. Each picture more intriguing and inspiring than the last. Let’s face it, who doesn’t love children dressed up as …show more content…
This works in their favor, seeing as how loopy and un-uniformed fonts tend to communicate a sense of unprofessionalism. Apart from an abundance of uniquely designed pictures, there is also an abundance of opportunities to get feedback with other professionals. They dedicate an entire page to testimonies to add as further proof of their awesomeness. These reviews are made by great sources such as lead graphic designers from fortune $200 companies, any designers dream come true. Apart from reviews, they also offer a newsletter, which not only promotes clear and influential connections across the business but it also shares stories that may have gone unnoticed. This alone is a huge marketing tool dedicated to reach those that haven’t quit jumped on the social media bandwagon. However, for those who are hip with the times, they also cater to your need of constant interaction. The folks at MarketingProfs do not discriminate, they target all professionals in whichever stage of your career you might be in, and they want to help you grow! There is useful information for anyone who is interested in the industry of marketing, whether it is in customer relations, management or design. They offer these courses by describing them as simple, and easy. Some are even being advertised as only being 10 steps to complete success. This strategy does work for
You never get a second chance to make a first impression, rule number one for every aspiring marketing student. Even more so, if said marketing student, were to specialize in graphic design. It’s because we understand this and respect the importance of a strong first impression that we choose to base our entire career on this rule. All it takes is a matter a few seconds for your target audience to take in your product and then they make their choice. Which isn’t always fair but designers take this as their challenge, this is the moment of truth. Did they make the right first impression? The marketing world has changed a lot over the last decade and new concepts and tools are cropping up all the time. This makes hands …show more content…
Not only in the traditional sense which can be obtained at a University but also one that could be obtained by self-growth. The images are all unique in their own but tend to lean towards the side of creativity and expansion. By using young children in lieu of adults this insinuates that no matter what how old you may be you should, and will always be young in your profession. Only by embracing this can you truly stay ahead of the curve. Another sharp tool to aid in this theme is the colors they are using with their images. All of which are sharp and vibrant. These colors tend to demonstrate liveliness. Although, the page itself is quite simple and grey, when paired with such vivid imagery it leaves an after taste of possibility. This can easily be compared with that off a blank canvas calling out to your paint brush begging it to bring in life. This is extremely effective, especially for a designer. Each picture more intriguing and inspiring than the last. Let’s face it, who doesn’t love children dressed up as …show more content…
This works in their favor, seeing as how loopy and un-uniformed fonts tend to communicate a sense of unprofessionalism. Apart from an abundance of uniquely designed pictures, there is also an abundance of opportunities to get feedback with other professionals. They dedicate an entire page to testimonies to add as further proof of their awesomeness. These reviews are made by great sources such as lead graphic designers from fortune $200 companies, any designers dream come true. Apart from reviews, they also offer a newsletter, which not only promotes clear and influential connections across the business but it also shares stories that may have gone unnoticed. This alone is a huge marketing tool dedicated to reach those that haven’t quit jumped on the social media bandwagon. However, for those who are hip with the times, they also cater to your need of constant interaction. The folks at MarketingProfs do not discriminate, they target all professionals in whichever stage of your career you might be in, and they want to help you grow! There is useful information for anyone who is interested in the industry of marketing, whether it is in customer relations, management or design. They offer these courses by describing them as simple, and easy. Some are even being advertised as only being 10 steps to complete success. This strategy does work for