Showing posts with label branding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label branding. Show all posts
Nominate Your Favorite Charity for a Free Branding Makeover!

TradeMark Express is so proud to be one of the sponsors of this amazing offer. Here are the details:

The word is out! From now until May 31st, Tungsten Branding will be receiving nominations for a complete branding makeover for America’s most deserving charity. To qualify, it must be a 501c corporation with a compelling mission that benefits the most people possible. The bright minds here at Tungsten will sort through the nominations and then put them up for a final vote in May. Voting will then run from June 1st through June 15th with the winner receiving a complete brand makeover. What does that include?…
  • Name development
  • Tag line creation
  • Matching, or closely matching, domain name
  • Corporate logo design
  • Five page web design package
Total value of this package is typically $7,500 to $20,000. To nominate your favorite charity for a rebranding makeover, just fill out the form below. (It's the "bright" thing to do!)

http://www.puretungsten.com/nonprofit-corporate-branding/
"The Name Game"



Our pal, Phil Davis, of Tungsten Branding just announced his "informational naming/branding show" available on VoiceAmerica. Phil's been a colleague for a few years now & I'm always happy to endorse anything he does.

Here are the details:


"If you've ever had questions or concerns about your company's branding efforts, be sure to tune in each Tuesday, beginning January 8th on VoiceAmerica.com to hear "The Name Game," a one hour talk show dedicated to better branding. Your host, Phillip Davis, will provide tips, techniques and analysis into improving and revitalizing your company's brand image. In addition, the show will feature interviews with industry thought leaders..."

I strongly recommend that all of our readers check out Phil's show.

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