Color psychology in marketing - Blue Blue injects the feeling of peace, calm, harmony, and trust. This color is often used for logos and on websites' top navigation. Some retailers use blue to highlight guarantees, certifications, or rewards, such as free shipping icons. #marketingpsychology #colorpsychology #marketingtips #brandingtips #brandingtips

One of the projects that we enjoyed working on was package design, website development, and graphic design for Galway Spirits. We paid careful attention to represent the distinguished character of these handcrafted small-batch artisan spirits. We were delighted to have received awards for package design and branding for this project. More details about this project are on our website http://ow.ly/6h9750EH4Ge #branddesign #packagedesign #productbranding #productdesign #brandidentitydesign

Client Feature: USA Firebowls We’ve worked with owner of USA Firebowls, Jesse Oren for a number of years. We built his other company’s website howtobuildyourownpool.com, which has been a huge success. But when Jesse came to us with an idea he had to sell fire bowls, we knew we were in for an entirely different structure. Check out our case study here: https://lnkd.in/gyv9Ek6

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Why is color psychology important in marketing? Choosing the right color for your marketing efforts can either help your brand stand out from the competition or blend in. Choosing colors strategically can get your audience to see your brand exactly how you want it to be perceived, making it a crucial factor that should influence your marketing efforts. #colorpsychology #marketingfacts #marketingpsychology #brandingtips #branddesign