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Ready for a Fresh Image?

Written by: Jill Reese

Article Overview: It is a good idea to give your company image a boost every few years. This will let your customers know, with just a look, that you are on top of current trends. Where to start? Changes to your image don’t have to be big to be noticed.

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Ready for a Fresh Image?

We can all agree that it is critical for us to keep up with current trends within our business. Our customers, clients, and associates are often impressed with a modern look or approach. It is a good idea to give your company image a boost every few years. This will let your customers know, with just a look, that you are on top of current trends.

Where to start? Changes to your image don’t have to be big to be noticed. Look at the things you’ve been doing the same way for many years. Is there a way to change the look with out changing it’s fundamental purpose? You can make subtle changes to an existing logo to modernize it. If your logo is well recognized you’ll want to keep it’s basic design or at least the portion of the image that people remember. You could soften the shapes or simplify a detailed design. Current popular designs still tend to have abstract shapes and simple colors. Sometimes simply a color change can give an old logo a new look. The tone-on-tone look is a popular choice for professional apparel. This is when your logo is embroidered on the apparel item in the same or almost the same color as the item. Gather ideas from your associates and employees, and contact a professional in logo design.

You can get the edge over your competition and inspire customer confidence with a unique and professional company image.

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Jill Reese has owned and operated Reese Embroidery, a promotional apparel company, since 1999. The pride she has in her work shows in her enthusiasm for helping other small businesses. "I love when an owner or manager picks up that first batch of professional looking shirts with a shiny new logo. Their pride is evident and that's the way it should be." Reese Embroidery is based in central Wisconsin and offers embroidered and printed products to businesses, clubs, and individuals. They offer design services, no minimums, and low quantity discounts. Reese Embroidery updates their website www.ReeseEmbroidery.com regularly and always includes advertising tips, employee gift ideas, and other seasonal or current sales. "We can help you ADVERTISE THE STYLISH WAY!"

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