1-Stop Design Shop Can Help Create Your Identity/Logo
Your logo is your company, your product, your service and ultimately, your business’s essence.
Continue Reading2nd Annual Give2Girls Campaign with Jolkona
Announcing the Give2girls CAMPAIGN – HELP WOMEN AND GIRLS AROUND THE WORLD As female business owners, we are fierce and we are powerful. We believe in spreading this empowerment to women and girls around the world. Once again, CRAVE is teaming up with the micro-giving non profit Jolkona for the month of March to celebrate Women’s History Month and International ...
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Time to Think about calendars With this year wrapping up and the New Year quickly approaching, it’s time to start thinking about calendars. An average consumer references a calendar twelve times a day and owns at least three. What better way to promote your business than with a creative product everyone needs and views daily! Here at 1-Stop Design Shop ...
Continue ReadingWill QR Codes Become a Part of Everyday Life?
QR codes were first created by Toyota to track vehicles in manufacturing, offering a small barcode that can be quickly decoded. That was in 1994, and now, almost 20 years later, QR code technology is experiencing a revival — but not in the automotive industry. The small, square codes are ubiquitous, showing up on everything from flyers to beer bottles, ...
Continue Reading5 Steps to a Successful QR Code Marketing Campaign
QR and other two-dimensional (2D) codes can be readily integrated into your current business marketing practices to bring your online content to a mobile audience in real time. In North America, QR and 2D codes are still a novelty. For this reason, early adopters are eagerly putting them into practice to get to market first and capitalize on the trend. As a result, some embarrassing and costly mistakes are being made.
Continue ReadingAdd Value: The Future of Marketing
From Entrepenuer Online Cut through the advertising noise by marketing with meaning. By Bob Gilbreath | October 05, 2009 Most discussions regarding the future of marketing tend to revolve around the technology that marketers will use to better target customers and grab their attention. We think of the use of brain imaging for advertising research (so called “neuromarketing”), ...
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