Rule 1: own your domain and hosting
I’m not always working on big projects – I am also found coming to the rescue on small ones. In this case Gary from Sublime Installations had fallen out with a big Yell-ow company who were hosting his website. This is roughly how our first conversation went. Hi Angie,...
Semiotics, what is it and why you should be bothered
Image includes screen representation of Universal Pictures ‘They Live’ When you’re researching for a new logo or re-branding, you will naturally flex into the art of semiotics. What means what to who and why. What makes them bothered to choose. How...
Conscious brands
– what are they, who are they and how to find out if you are one We had the acid test this last year on brands. Brands who stepped up during the pandemic, who looked after their people and helped us all ride the wave. They lifted us up and helped make our lives...
👋Clubhouse – what is it, should you be bothered?
A redrawn Apple emoji, originally designed by Raymond Sepulveda, Angela Guzman and Ollie Wagner Read time span: flash Clubhouse – a quick overview First off – you need to have an Apple Phone as it’s an App and only on IOS right now (Android soon!). It’s an...
Gung Hay Fat Choy!
HELLO to a new Chinese year – the year of the Ox. Marketing & horoscopes – Chinese or otherwise, archetypes, avatars, personas, tribes… When you are in business ‘pigeon-holing’ – grouping and naming potential customers – is a big deal. To try and find a way to talk to someone that; you don’t know, haven’t met yet (interacting on social platforms counts) – to give them the thing that you have, that they want – is a big deal. ‘Knowing’ your customer is the cornerstone of marketing. You need to be playing to the right crowd. And if you know, or can predict, which gig they want to go to next – you have sight of the Holy Grail.