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Learn the Art of Making a Perfect Picture That Conveys a Thousand Words

August 15, 2008 – 1:37 am
When the medium is the Internet, it requires the hard earned expertise that can deliver leading web-design solutions to achieve the best results. Examples of how a solid web design can transform a company's market position are evident in most successful Internet reaching businesses today. These days there are innovative, state-of-the-art solutions for online design and web development, regardless of the type of business to be catered to.

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Growing Pains

August 13, 2008 – 10:58 am
Thanks to all that have given LogoBids.com a try. We appreciate your patronage and we are all working hard to sculpt LogoBids.com into a valuable tool for both contest holders and designers. We are now experiencing the typical start up growing pains ( a few bugs here and there ) and we appreciate your patience as we continue to improve LogoBids.com each day as we march towards official launch in early September. We have setup several resources so that we can better serve you:

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Graphic Design Portfolio Building Tools for Your Website

August 7, 2008 – 12:27 am
One of the first things a client will ask a freelance designer is, "Can you send me your portfolio?". For high end potential clients, I recommend a nice print portfolio that is either hand delivered or specially mailed. For the rest of your potential clients, a high quality website that displays your work is next best option. I'll leave portfolio building tactics to another post; here I provide a short list of free or low cost portfolio building tools that you can add to your website for maximum effect.

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Is A Free Logo Design Worth The Cost?

July 25, 2008 – 10:22 am
The service says it is free, but is it? Most of the free logo design websites out there are trying to entice you to purchase products from them or pay an additional fee to provide a better logo than the "free" one. That brings up the first question: If my "free" logo would suffice for what I need, then why would I want to pay for an upgrade? Simply put; you get what you pay for! When you don't pay a dime, what you get isn't worth a penny. Free is not always best. It's important to understand the significance of receiving a good logo. The logo you choose will represent you and your company for years to come. It's an extension of your company name and you will most likely stick with it for the life of your company. As a small business this may or may not be ...

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