Graphic Design

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The Results You Want

Eye Catching

The moment that a prospective customer first encounters your business can determine if they buy your product or service.

Strong Branding

How your business is presented both visually and via your messaging has the power to attract and win more customers.

Own Your Assets

We won't ever hold your logo, branding or other assets hostage. Once they are designed and paid for they are yours forever and always.

Graphic Design Made Easy

The 828 Biz Process

Step 1

Howdy

We get to know you, your business and your design style to create your custom graphic design or branding project.

Step 2

First Draft

Our pro designers get to work and generate a draft of your project for you to review.

Step 3

Final tweaks

You work directly with our team to ensure that your finalized project is spot on.

Step 4

Rock 'n Roll

Now the fun begins and the rubber meets the road.

"Very knowledgeable and very focused on listening to the specific needs of our business."

David Ammons

Chief Rentals

You Got Questions, We Got Answers

FAQs

Why is branding important for my small business?

Branding establishes your business’s identity, differentiating you from competitors. It creates a memorable impression on customers, fosters trust, and communicates what your business stands for. Strong branding can also make marketing efforts more effective, attract ideal clients, and build loyalty.

What’s the difference between a logo and a brand?

A logo is a visual symbol or mark that represents your business, while a brand encompasses the entire identity and experience of your business, including your logo, colors, typography, tone of voice, customer service, and company values. Your logo is just one piece of the larger branding puzzle.

How do I choose the right colors for my brand?

Select colors based on the emotions and associations they evoke. For example:

Blue: Trust, dependability (common for financial or tech businesses).
Red: Energy, passion (great for food or fitness brands).
Green: Growth, health (popular for eco-friendly or wellness brands).
Work with a designer to ensure colors align with your business’s industry, values, and target audience.

How can I make my brand stand out from competitors?

Focus on what makes your business unique (your Unique Selling Proposition) and reflect this in your branding. This could include:

A distinctive visual style (custom logo, unique typography).
A memorable brand voice (fun, professional, or empathetic).
A focus on your niche audience’s specific needs and pain points.

Do I need a professional graphic designer, or can I use DIY tools?

DIY tools are cost-effective for startups, but they may lack the finesse of professional design. A graphic designer can create high-quality, custom visuals that enhance your credibility, ensure consistency, and align with your long-term goals. Investing in professional design often pays off in the long run.

What file formats do I need for my logo and marketing materials?

You’ll need different formats for various uses:

Vector files (AI, EPS, SVG): For scaling without loss of quality (ideal for print).
Raster files (PNG, JPG): For web and digital use.
PDF: For sharing and printing multi-use designs.
Ensure you get these files when working with a designer.

How can I ensure consistency across all my branding materials?

Create a brand style guide that includes:

Logo usage guidelines (e.g., spacing, sizes).
Color palette with HEX, RGB, and CMYK values.
Approved fonts for print and web use.
Tone of voice for written content.
Stick to this guide in all marketing and communications.

How often should I update my branding?

Rebranding is needed when your business evolves significantly, such as changes in services, target audience, or market trends. On average, businesses refresh their branding every 5-10 years. Regularly assess whether your branding feels outdated or inconsistent with your goals.