Explaining design as a business topic.
Eight ideas that help your design studio reach decision makers, agencies and skilled professionals on LinkedIn.
A brand identity isn't created in an afternoon. We start with conversations, followed by sketches, drafts and tests on real applications. Only at the end comes the logo that looks so simple.
Example of a text tile8 ideas for graphic designers.
More factual than Instagram, with sample text.
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Why a brand identity takes time
Explain factually which steps lie between the briefing and the finished logo. Decision makers then understand what they are paying for.
Example A brand identity isn't created in an afternoon. We start with conversations, followed by sketches, drafts and tests on real applications. Only at the end comes the logo that looks so simple.
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A consistent look saves money
Show how templates and a simple brand manual take work off employees' plates.
Example If everyone in a business builds their own templates, every quote looks different. A short brand manual with ready-made templates solves that. We deliberately keep these manuals lean so that they actually get used.
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Working with printers
Describe how you work with print partners and why proofs matter.
Example Good design needs a good printer. We agree on paper and colours early with our print partners and check every proof. That way there are no surprises on delivery.
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We are hiring
A job ad with an honest look at projects, tools and ways of working.
Example We are looking for a graphic designer who loves typography and print. With us you work on brand identities for small local businesses, from the first conversation to delivery. Feel free to get in touch with us directly.
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Placements and training
Show what interns or apprentices learn with you. That reaches schools, parents and young talent.
Example Over the past few weeks our intern took her first poster from design to print. That is exactly how we see an internship: real tasks with support. We are offering places again for the summer.
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Partnering with web design or photography
Introduce partners you work with regularly. That builds a network that passes on work.
Example Many projects need more than design. For websites and photos we work closely with regular partners. Our clients have one contact and still get specialists for every area.
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A common logo mistake
A factual expert post about a typical problem, for example logos drawn too finely.
Example A common mistake: logos that only work large on screen. On a ballpoint pen or as an app icon, fine lines disappear. That is why we test every logo at a very small size before we hand it over.
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Looking back at a project
Describe the task, solution and result of an approved project, without making up figures.
Example We reworked the brand identity of a local joinery business. The old logo stayed recognisable but became clearer, and it now works on tools and vehicles too. The client agreed to this being published.
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