Figuring out who to use to design for your logo design can be hard work, especially if it’s your first time. Hopefully this blog will alleviate some of your questions by explaining how much you should be paying to have your logo designed.
Making your business stand out online is now harder than ever with businesses of all shapes and size making digital their main focus. Have a look at some of our ideas for helping you stand out amongst the crowd!
These 10 things are what makes us stand out from the competition, and the ideal partner for your business. Don’t believe us? Read on!
Boy, we’ve been busy in 2020. The C19 pandemic has seen people dash to their computers to keep their businesses afloat, and we’ve been more than happy to assist. Here’s just a few of our favourite websites that we’ve built in 2020.
There’s a lot that needs to be considered when designing a logo and you want to avoid mistakes at all costs. Reworking business cards, websites and building signage can be costly. Here’s a list of 15 common logo design mistakes that you’ll want to avoid.
Brighton is renowned for it’s vibrancy, creativity and unique locals and businesses. As a city we’re proud to live and work in we thought we’d seek out the best logo design from local, independent businesses. There was a lot to choose from, but here are our favourites!
Colours mean things! They also have subconscious effects on people. Did you know that hot chocolate will taste nicer from an orange mug? Read on to help you decide which colour is best suited for your brand.
As a rule, here at TC Marketing we tend to favour Wordpress when designing website. However, there are plenty of other options, some of them more suited to certain jobs, so we through we’d knock our heads together and try and come up with the biggest list of web design platforms out there!
There’s a multitude of platforms to choose from when it comes to building a website and while TC Marketing are always keen to use the right tool for the job, we do feel that Wordpress is the ultimate all-rounder, and here’s why!
Most companies rebrand once or twice in their lifetimes, generally early on as they try to define their perfect identity, but sometimes even well-established companies will rebrand if they feel the need to modernise, shift lanes or spot an opportunity in their market. Read all about how to prepare thoroughly for your rebrand right here.