Startups Need a Recruitment Process
Startups don't have the benefit of having a full team right off the bat, but that doesn't mean that start-up founders should be doing everything on their own. Although startups might be tempted to keep operations as lean as possible, hiring
Repeatlogo Needs Your Advice on Business Logo Designs
Guest Speaker: Melissa Lang "Repeat Logo Offer Business Logo Design Advice, Can You Help Them?" Netflix, Instagram and MasterCard are all big brands who have rebranded in 2016. Why? The logo design world is changing and the world’s biggest businesses are moving
Why You Should Care About Millennial Branding?
Guest Speaker: Melissa Lang "What is millennial branding, and why should you care?" In 2016, we’re living in an age of information saturation. At each turn we are bombarded with images and messages; everything we could ever want to know is at
Who Run The Logo World, Girls!
Guest Speaker: Melissa Lang "Female Logo Designers Who Changed The Industry" Design students across the UK are made up of a 50/50 gender split. Sadly, this isn’t reflected in design career statistics. Women Designers in the past have created internationally recognised branding. It
The true potential of User-generated content (UGC)
Guest Speaker: Ayodeji Onibalusi "How to Avoid Potential Pitfalls With User-Generated Content" User-generated content (UGC) is like gold hidden in the rubble. Its potential value is great, but you'll need to do a lot of navigating to unlock its true potential. Content marketers have
£1 billion in funding provided for London startups
Guest Speaker: Thiago Kiwi "London startups received £1 billion in funding this year" London’s startups received more funding this year than in any other European city, according to figures from Statista. The research, which used figures from EY’s Startup Barometer Germany report, showed
Yes! Blogging is Better than Newsletters
Guest Speaker: Jon Morrow "Why You Shouldn’t Create a Newsletter (and What to Do Instead)" Can I be blunt with you for a moment? Not just direct, but say some things that’ll make some people mad? Because you see, the world has changed. Once upon
All successful Apps avoid these points
With millions of apps on the market, you have to make your first impression count. It doesn't mean it has to "stand out" make on-boarding experience unforgettable for first-time users. If you want your app to succeed on the competitive app space, then know what