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Freelance Logo Designer
Graham, thats me. Im an enthused freelance Logo & Brand Identity Designer, photographer & artist of over 20 years. My focus is on type based, clean, fresh and bold designs. ImJustCreative is my freelance business identity and studio.
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If you need logo or advice on branding related matters or any other form of graphic design and commercial printing, then please Contact me at ImJustCreative.
Now called www.Brand72.com
The previous name/URL http://brand72.posterous.com/ can now be reached with the much nicer and shorter http://brand72.com. All previous bookmarks under the Posterous URL will still work, even the actual URL still works.
The '72 Posterous Family
But for the purposes of 'identity', www.Brand72.com now joins www.Logo72.com and www.Font72.com, all part of the 72' Posterous family.
Soon, there will be URL changes for Identity72, Designs72 and TypePosters72.
The '72' is the year I was born. I wanted to ditch the 'junkies' part as felt this was a little too tacky and wanted something more meaningful to me.
Will keep you posted on rest of the '72' family.
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IBM – Could it be a more fashionable brand? Does it need to be?
Yesterday I asked a question on Twitter: “Can anyone offer a reason why a brand like IBM couldn’t be fashionable to consumers?” – This followed my post yesterday (here new list of top 100 brands) where I showed that IBM has seen a decline in consumer data in Google and site visits etc even though IBM’s has seen amazing business success and great share price performance as a predominantly B2B company. Lots of data and graphs below.
Read more via amnesiablog.wordpress.com
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The right question is not whether it’s Twitter OR Facebook | BrandDigital
Will Twitter soon replace Facebook as the online social connector of choice? As the number of news stories about who’s tweeting whom seems to increase with the number of Twitter users, it’s a question being asked by marketers who use social networks as part of their branding initiatives.
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