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Hey peeps. Here's an interesting case for print quality. If blogging is part of your marketing/communications mix, it also seems like good info to share/discuss.

Seems like a terrific opportunity to get some ink in the local newspaper, and/or get featured on the 6 O'clock news... and/or get a little coverage by local "Green" bloggers. Just sayin'.

None of it really says "construction engineering" or "construction services", or even "construction" to me. Maybe a little extra design research is called for? Also, I would suggest a blue (and maybe even a font) that implies blueprints. Just thinking out loud.

Very creative. Reminds me of one of my favourite "design" quotes: “Perfection is achieved not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away” – Antoine de Saint-Exupery Is it part of an integrated campaign, or just a standalone piece?

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Thanks Gigi. Ya, I can see some shortcomings to their landing page as well. Probably too late to change today, but not for future campaigns. My friend is Stacey Monk. I sent you and her a Facebook friend suggestion... and dropped her a message to sort of introduce you. XOJA.

Hey folks. I have a friend who left a very successful corporate career a few years ago, to start her own 501c charity: Epic Change. Epic Change is currently in the process of trying to raise $20,000 - through a campaign called "To Mama With Love" to build and supply four schools in some far...

Extreme Rabbit Hole Warning: Creative Brainstorming: 50 Examples of The Logo Design Process

I just think it's funny that he doesn't seem to be checking his Facebook wall, or deleting, or responding to anything people are saying. Seems like an opportunity to have some fun. I just posted a dentist joke, under JD3's comment.

Try giving TinEye a whirl.

You might try GMI. Can's say why, but I'm pretty sure they may source some of their private label products from General Formulations.

Where's the 'Like' button? :goodpost:

Thanks for your kind words, Gary... I look forward to speaking with you - whenever you're so inclined - whether or not we decide to work together. While this article isn't specifically about QR codes, it does give your customers a good rationale for experimenting with them: Study: 50% of...

It all depends on what, specifically, you want to be able to track... You can use something as simple as http://bit.ly, or get as sophisticated as generating/tracking personalized QR codes for (for example) variable data direct marketing campaigns... which requires a more integrated solution...

I know I'm a broken record on this subject, but any sign company that can demonstrate the results they're helping customers achieve has a substantial advantage over those who can't. And most can't. Most frankly can't be bothered. And - to be fair - measuring results isn't easy. QR codes...

I'm always curious when I hear that people are planning a new website (so I hope you don't mind my asking): What is your web marketing strategy? Just in a nutshell. Please and thanks.

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Sometimes, I find it totally baffling that so many people seem to think it's somehow easier to do things the long, hard way. <tough-love> The best advice is to start straining your own frigging imagination. Think of it as a muscle that needs exercise. It takes imagination and real commitment...

Hey, Congrats, Squeegee!

And you thought Klingons were only a problem in Star Trek.