If your brand isn’t working for your business, you may think you either need to invest thousands in a full rebrand or you’re stuck with what you’ve got. There is another way! Well, actually 3.

Creating a DIY logo for your small business can feel daunting, but with these 5 tips, you’ll be able to create a professional looking logo yourself.

So, you’ve decided Instagram is one of your platforms of choice (and an excellent choice it is too!). Now you are faced not only with content creation and planning, but also deciding how your grid will look. Pop that overwhelm to one side, let’s chat.

If you follow me on Instagram, you would have seen my new fonts in action over the last few days. Following on from last week’s blog post about colours, font choices are another part of branding that may appear simple but in fact, influence the feel of your branding and the emotions you want your audience to experience.

Colour has a huge part to play in the visual elements of branding. There have been studies that show colour drives engagement and influences buying decisions. Adding colour to blog posts, product guides, print advertising and other brand collateral increases readership by 80% – that’s huge!

In this post, I’ll be talking a little about the overall strategy that has been developed behind my new branding. This will be somewhat of an overview as a brand strategy is rather in-depth and includes a lot around future plans for the business.

Whatever is going on in your world, keeping your brand visible is key to keeping you in the mind of your future customers. Here’s a secret, you don’t have to spend hours every day to keep your business active in the busy online world, a few well-spent minutes a day can be enough.

The aim of this blog post is to help you, dear reader, to understand if you currently have a brand or a logo, what the difference is and how you can take the first step to developing your brand.