That is not a Great Question?
There are numerous websites, platforms and programs offering advice, processes and steps on how to write and ask great questions and, there is no shortage of opinion on the ‘power’ of great questions. We all seem to want to ask great questions. Why? My view is that we want to be seen to be
No Such Thing as Neutral Branding
The Context Your brand represents the perceptions and experiences connected to your company (values, ideas, quality, positioning, personality, expectations, service levels, etc.). Your brand both creates, and reinforces, associations. A brand has value and that value can change. Branding includes tangible aspects (logo, slogan, fonts, colours, collateral, stationery, signage, packaging, website, email signatures, etc.) and,
Iconography
In Graphic Design Following my article UNDERSTANDING BASIC LOGO TERMINOLOGY I wanted to take a few steps deeper into graphic design. So the first look will be into iconography and how it relates to graphic design. It may not seem like it, but iconography surrounds our daily lives. The icons play a special part in the
A Content Writer’s Portfolio…
...is Problematic Appointing a content writer, whether on a contract or as an employee, can be tricky and rather costly if not successful. New staff members are typically only expected to add real value after three to six months of appointment and contractors in about a third of that time. Ideally, you want a newly