Branding, Clients, Communications, Corporate design, Creativity, Design, Identity, Marketing and design, Marketing insights, Social media, Websites
Whether on your website, stationery or brochures, all of your communications should reflect your brand. Twitter is no different. Yes you can download templates and standard themes, but these are not custom designed and often don’t create the right impression. With 100...
Client service, Communications, Creativity, Design, Identity, Marketing and design, Marketing insights, Social media, Websites
We’ve been watching with interest to see if Pinterest, the pin board-style social photo sharing website from the US, would be a hit in the UK. And we’re pleased to see that it’s becoming very popular. Even Harrods is running a special Jubilee contest, inviting...
Branding, Campaigns, Client service, Clients, Communications, Corporate design, Creativity, Email marketing, Emarketing, Identity, Local, Marketing and design, Online marketing, PR, Social media, Strategic campaigns, Web design, Websites
The Queen may be marking her Diamond Jubilee this year, but 2012 is an exciting year for Marketing Zone too. This year we’re celebrating 15 years since our marketing agency began! It doesn’t seem that long ago that our first client walked through our doors, and a...
Branding, Client service, Clients, Communications, Corporate design, Creativity, Design, Identity, Marketing and design, Online marketing, Web design, Websites
With the competition for business heating up in the world of probate, Valued Estates needed a new website to give them the edge. So they came to Marketing Zone. Their original website was useful and provided their potential customers with lots of information. Almost...
Marketing insights, Social media
There are reams of information out there about how to write your CV and how to create a good first impression on the connection site LinkedIn. So we thought we’d offer some tips on what not to do. The most overused word on LinkedIn in 2010 was ‘extensive experience,’...
