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How To Come Up With A Great Slogan And Taglines
How To Come Up With A Great Slogan And Taglines

With today's crowded marketplace, a great business tagline has never been more important. Whether for a specific product or for your entire business, an effective tagline can work wonders for your company's marketing. A tagline can succinctly convey a sense of your...

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It’s Our 13th Anniversary
It’s Our 13th Anniversary

Thank You For Helping Matcha Design Celebrate 13 Years in Business It would be impossible for us to be celebrating our 13th anniversary without our incredible clients today. As a dedicated digital marketing entity, we need businesses, organizations, and entrepreneurs...

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How Color Affect Our Mood And Purchase Decision Making
How Color Affect Our Mood And Purchase Decision Making

Colors Create Emotional Reactions: Color is light and light is energy. Scientists have found that actual physiological changes take place in human beings when they are exposed to certain colors. Colors can stimulate, excite, depress, tranquilize, increase appetite and...

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Creative Like An Artist
Creative Like An Artist

Maybe you're reading this as someone who creates regularly and is delighted with your creative output in terms of the amount, the quality and the depth? Then congratulations! It's a stage that few creative people reach. If you're not currently feeling quite so...

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Relationship Building Perfect For SEO
Relationship Building Perfect For SEO

Without off page optimization your chances of achieving a good ranking for your pages are poor. This is because off-page optimization is all about the inbound links you get for your website, making link building a sought after factor. There are many techniques of link...

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A/B Testing – How To Conduct Your Own
A/B Testing – How To Conduct Your Own

What Is A/B Testing? At its core, A/B testing is exactly what it sounds like: you have two versions of an element (A and B) and a metric that defines success. To determine which version is better, you subject both versions to experimentation simultaneously. In the...

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How To Write Content That Drives Conversion
How To Write Content That Drives Conversion

That means, writing content that MATTERS. There are three parts to this equation: YOU, Your Audience and Your Business. The content that you write and publish online is what drives the success of every internet marketing campaign, social media page and website you...

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How Should You Market on Facebook?

How Should You Market on Facebook?

Through what other media channel can your business reach over 1 billion people, target exactly the demographic you wish and have direct communication with your customers? This is why any business, big or small, should consider marketing on Facebook. It's a great...

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When Should You Stop Supporting Old Browsers?

When Should You Stop Supporting Old Browsers?

I'll take a stand here: The slavish support of older web browsers is holding back the development of the World Wide Web. Unless there's a very good business reason to keep up that support, many developers would prefer to toss them on the junk heap of history and focus...

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Print Design for an International Market

Print Design for an International Market

In an earlier article, we discussed the problems American businesses might have with color theory when trying to expand overseas. This demonstrates that American businesses trying to expand internationally can run into a number of problems, both big and small, from...

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Mobile Website vs. App: The Right Choice for Your Business

Mobile Website vs. App: The Right Choice for Your Business

One of the most popular questions we receive when talking to clients is whether or not they need an app to help them expand into the mobile market. Usually, after we speak with them for a while, it becomes clear that all they really need is a mobile website. Mobile...

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The Evolution of Interaction

The Evolution of Interaction

Much has been written about using “real-world metaphors” in computer interface design, especially web design. People living in the real world – most of us, as I understand it – have an innate understanding of what a button, switch, or checkbox is for. Developers have...

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The Search Engine Wars, SEO, and You

The Search Engine Wars, SEO, and You

Google's recent loss of about two percent of their market share, dropping them below 75% for the first time since 2008, has created a lot of conversation among internet pundits. The main cause of this drop involves a change in Mozilla Firefox to switch its default...

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SEO Localization

SEO Localization

Since the Internet has global reach, many of our customers are thinking about the pros and cons of moving their brand into other countries. Earlier we posted about the different meanings of colors in other cultures. But colors are just the tip of the iceberg when you...

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How Effective is Annoying Advertising?

How Effective is Annoying Advertising?

With hundreds of TV channels competing more and more furiously for our attention, it is no surprise that advertisers are being increasingly controversial. Sometimes they make mistakes and accidentally breach the advertising codes. But much more often it's a deliberate...

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Colors and Culture: Branding for an International Market

Colors and Culture: Branding for an International Market

Being an American-based business ourselves, we tend to work with other American-based companies. By and large, most of our customers are local in scope and aren't interested in branding for anything other than the local market. But sometimes a company will come to us...

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Artists vs. Designers: What’s the Difference?

Artists vs. Designers: What’s the Difference?

Occasionally someone will refer to one of our designs as “a work of art.” While this is flattering, we don’t usually see it this way. Artists and designers both create visual compositions using a shared knowledge base, but the thought process, reasons, and results is...

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Are Website Templates a Good Idea?

Are Website Templates a Good Idea?

In the early days of the World Wide Web, most websites were handcrafted affairs. A few applications came out which promised to make web design fast and easy for non-technical folks, but many of them were immediately recognizable as template-based – mostly because...

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