Showing posts with label business lecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label business lecture. Show all posts
Saturday, January 8, 2011
This Business Card is Ace!
This is a business card that was created by Greg Abott for the clothing company Immortal Revenge. The logo was designed by designer Evanimal. It was printed by Jakprints, who I find are a very good printing company, especially since I have used them various times. This business card captures your eye with the detail of the back and it's cut to look like a playing card. I feel it is very well done and will definitely have the receiver giving it an in depth look at the business card.
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Monday, December 6, 2010
How to design the Perfect Business Card Link
Just like a logo and portfolio, you need to stand out and a business card is very important. A well thought out business card can help you be remembered from a potential client and that is key when you're looking for more business. When meeting with someone or networking, what do you often exchange? Business cards. Read this article, because I think there are some good points made.
http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2010/11/how-to-design-the-perfect-business-card/
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Managing Your Personal Brand Online
While putting your best foot forward in the real world is still a great thing to keep in practice, your online persona needs to be managed with the same kind of care and due diligence. This article by Georgiana Cohen is chock full of tips to make sure you’re as well-groomed online as you are offline.
Click here to read: http://workawesome.com/career/personal-brand/
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Thursday, April 22, 2010
Threadless: The Do-First Work Ethic(VIDEO)
This company is about 10 years old and it's a t-shirt contest site. I think learning about how other companies started is important. It's good for people in all fields to learn how other people came up, because everyone has something to offer. To reach success you have to grind and work hard.
Threadless: The Do-First Work Ethic from 99% on Vimeo.
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