How a Logo is More than a Company Trademark

Written by Steven Boaze


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older designers created their logos. then it is ready to be created

using a computer. whilerepparttar image is being built,repparttar 106163 image file is also created.

The best high resolution file types is a GIF.repparttar 106164 animation and flash

capability is aboverepparttar 106165 rest. these are great for banners used on web

sites. however, a JPG file type isrepparttar 106166 most popular andrepparttar 106167 most widely

used. they present full texture and rich in color. with a JPG your logo

can be any size and still haverepparttar 106168 quality look to it even when it is

in print format.

Have you ever heard of this phrase?

A FIRST IMPRESSION IS A LASTING ONE

Well, a logo does just that. it sends an important message across

to us all. most ofrepparttar 106169 time when we see any logo or banner, we

instantly think advertisement. this is exactly what a logo represents

even if it is on a letterhead, magazine, newspaper or a coca cola can

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Steven Boaze (Webmaster) Is The Owner and Publisher of Boaze Publishing and Boaze.com Web Development Technology. Steven Is also the author of numerous articles on marketing and advertising.


Building Relationships....Priceless!

Written by Livvie Matthews


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No matter how good your product is, your customer will raterepparttar quality of your service based on....How you treated them, how you handled their order, how you resolved their problem, and what benefits they received or will receive as a result of doing business with you.

Testimonials are another way to relay your products benefits and to build relationships. Ask for testimonials when you fill their order. What made them purchase your product? What did they think about it? How was their service? Find out their likes and dislikes.

Make "ear" contact with your customers by developingrepparttar 106162 art of listening. Listen to what is not being said in addition to what is being said. The purpose of listening is to gain new insight and information.

Send or include a survey-testimony e-mail with every order you fill. This will make it easy for your customer to give you their testimonial. Very often,repparttar 106163 information you receive back will showrepparttar 106164 direction for your next product.

E-mail to your Internet business is whatrepparttar 106165 telephone is torepparttar 106166 traditional business, it isrepparttar 106167 heartbeat. Answer all your inquiries quickly and efficiently, usually within 24 hours.

Be personable. Your "voice" on your web site and in your e-mail represents your personality andrepparttar 106168 personality of your business... friendly, enthusiastic and confident or...distant, mechanical and cold.

Providing outstanding services builds your reputation and establishes you as reliable and trustworthy,repparttar 106169 ingredients needed to build relationships!

So remember, Web Site hosting may be $29.95, and your Internet Server...$21.95, but....

Building Relationships...Priceless!

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