Color Your Way To Online Success

Written by BB Lee


Color Your Way To Online Success by BB Lee (C)2002

(378 words)

It's a fact,repparttar dominate color on your web-site will either help or hinder your marketing success Online.

Why? Behavioral Scientist discovered colors have a deep psychological impact on human emotional response. This is great forrepparttar 134583 Online Marketer! We can userepparttar 134584 basic color theories to boost or establish our identity online.

Have I peeked your interest? Are you feeling blue about your color scheme or seeing red? After reading this article you will feel inrepparttar 134585 pink because you will be raking inrepparttar 134586 mean green;)

Red is an aggressive color. Red causes an immediate reaction inrepparttar 134587 viewer. This could be positive or negative. Red can also imply danger or passion. Use red to highlight specific text. Use conservatively.

Yellow is an intellectual stimulant. It tends to getrepparttar 134588 attention ofrepparttar 134589 viewer immediately. Yellow also implies friendliness, child like qualities. Appeals torepparttar 134590 younger crowd. Use this color sparingly. It can be very hard onrepparttar 134591 eyes.

Blue is an elegant color. It tends to imply loyalty, faithfulness, trustworthiness, conservativeness. Blue also tends to imply authority, structure, intelligence. Blue is an excellent background color.

Green allegedly makes people want to spend money. It tends to imply possessiveness. It also implies an earthiness, a practical nature. Use green as a background or in specific text.

What’s In A (Domain) Name?

Written by Sibyl McLendon


Choosing a domain name is a very important first step for anyone starting a business onrepparttar Internet. This name isrepparttar 134582 first impression that strangers are going to have about you and your business. You are going to need to give this decision some real thought. It is very likely that you have a name in mind already. Something catchy, perhaps? Something that has meaning to you. Maybe you always wanted to name your business after you grandchild, or your favorite pet. I strongly urge you to reconsider. Inrepparttar 134583 very informative book, The Invisible Touch, Harry Beckwith has some unique ideas about naming a business. He touches on saying your proposed name out loud, slowly. How does it really sound? He citesrepparttar 134584 name Facial Aesthetics. Sounded out slowly, it becomes ‘fa shil ass thet icks’. Doesn’t sound so good now, does it? Get opinions from others, and then really listen to what they have to say, objectively. The next thing to consider is whether or not your name says anything about your business. Some years ago, I was friends with a lady who had a business named “Heather’s Feathers”. So, what do you think that this business sold? Feathers? Birds? Bird products? Nope, it sold emu oil. And Heather was her 4 year-old daughter’s name. Consider what you would think of when you see a business name. You may love your family name. If you are thinking of naming your business after yourself, however, you really need to give it some thought. I have never forgotten these two businesses, whose names I saw on billboards years ago: Crouch Equipment and Tick Insurance. Now you may say to yourself that I remember these names after years. True, but not for their products or their service!

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