Small businesses across the world often think that branding is something that’s only meant for global leaders like Apple, Adidas, and Jaguar. However, every business irrespective of its size can use branding to stand out from the competition and instill trust in their customers.
The following are 12 tips for small businesses that want to up their game and present themselves as powerful brands:
This video via Erica Gorochow explains it pretty well.
Creative direction: Thomas Lykke, OeO
Directed by: Sebastian Brink
Director of photography: Martin Munch
Music by: David Sebastian Buus
Guess what the background is yet? I love logo’s that can change continually and look amazing.
The key to the DAK experience is the greatest species diversity in all of Denmark. As well as the opportunity to get close to the life under the oceans. This will not change and has been the inspiration for the new identity.
— Design by One Man Army
With the help of a global smart phone contagion the QR code is becoming more common as its uses are experimented with and practicality and helpfulness tweaked. If it’s easy and makes your life better – why wouldn’t you use it?
QR Codes were created in Japan by Toyota in 1994. QR is the abbreviation for Quick Response, as the creator intended the code to allow its contents to be decoded at high speed. How it works – Scan the barcode with a device that has a QR code reader, then you are directed to either a url, text, phone # or SMS. Google: QR code generator to make a QR code. Post edit May 4 / 2011 – QR code Generator links added at the bottom of the post.
Click below for creative uses of the QR code.