Jo Sabin - Thursday, March 24, 2016
While most startups, including, DesignCrowd, are trying to do more with less, it's not just the little guys taking advantage of 'lean marketing' and turning to new approaches, like online crowdsourcing. Here are seven ideas you can implement without having to blow your budget. Read more
Kevin Bradford - Saturday, March 12, 2016
Powerful brands need a powerful presence when it comes to their design. Having previously showcased the logos of the richest brands in the world, according to Forbes, here are the designs for the most powerful brands, according to Brand Finance's annual rankings. Read more
Jane Murray - Wednesday, February 24, 2016
With online sales and marketing continuing to grow and evolve, a common question for business owners is whether they should get a custom-designed app. Here we explain the difference between responsive websites and apps, and when you might really benefit from taking the risky plunge into app development. Read more
Jane Murray - Wednesday, February 10, 2016
When looking at the logos of the world's most powerful brands, it quickly becomes apparent the vast majority choose very simple color schemes. Strong color choices are crucial to send the right message and attract the right audience, and combining colors can be a great way to enhance your brand. Read more
Jane Murray - Wednesday, February 3, 2016
Of 2015's most successful brands, the vast majority preferred to keep their logo color choice simple, using only one or two shades. A logo in just one color can help maintain a simple, upmarket look and single-purpose vibe. Choosing which color to pin your hopes and dreams on can be tricky. See what world-leading brands do! Read more
Jane Murray - Saturday, January 30, 2016
When analyzing the world's 100 top-earning companies of 2015, we found strong color choices to be among the most defining features of their logos. 18% of the logos we looked at chose to represent themselves in black, a versatile and modern look that can represent the most exclusive jewelry and latest tech innovation or work with hip sporting and music brands. Read more
Jane Murray - Monday, January 25, 2016
To pull off a pure logotype, where your brand is reflected by nothing but its name, you usually need a bit of recognition under your belt. But even if you're just starting out, there are benefits to a type-based logo. They're clean, sophisticated, and ultra-modern. They put your brand name front and center, right where it should be. Read more
Jane Murray - Saturday, January 23, 2016
Upon analyzing the world's top 100 company's logos, we noticed some clear trends emerge. One of those was the obvious popularity of the color blue, which was the color featured by more than a quarter of businesses. Take a look here at who chose blue for their logo, and what that might say about their company. Read more
Jane Murray - Tuesday, January 19, 2016
The most consistent design trend of 2015's 100 top-earning companies was the overwhelming preference for a combination mark logo. No surprises really as combination marks are the most versatile of all types of logos which give your company character without losing the brand name. Read more
Jane Murray - Saturday, January 16, 2016
If you want as many people as possible to pay attention to a design, making it bright red can be a pretty good move. Nearly a quarter of 2015's 100 top-earning companies use logos primarily or entirely red to represent their brand. Click here to find out who those companies are, and what industry sectors they represent. Read more
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