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djreality:Your logo is done. Contact me asap. |
Been there, don't that. |
Fidelity.... FPSS |
djreality:08057511736 (WhatsApp) Let's talk |
Felakezman:08057511736 (WhatsApp) |
Done
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bamdexfarms:Yes, it is. But I have my reasons for going for it. It's very very durable. My mentor uses same. |
hardetootu:Ipaja Ayobo Lagos. It's N450,000. |
Nice logos. |
Thank God oooo |
I'm so interested in this business. I'm getting my fish dryer this month. I will appreciate a detailed process of this business. The market is very big. Let's share our skills.
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donestk:Tell us about your business. |
simon2x1:How will I register on a coming soon website? |
grafixdon:I use corel but I have no Idea how to combine the two. |
grafixdon:OK, what tips can you offer? Which software are you using? |
[quote author=grafixdon popst=44592848]hi[/quote]You scare me Bro. I feel so mediocre when I see your works. I've begged you before, I'm begging you again in the name of God. Take me as your protégé. |
You can get a new logo, Complementary Cards, Receipts, Invoices, Letterheads, Stamps and Company Seal for less than N50,000. |
shachris02:I pity this mad man |
Things change and as a growing business you have to change too. But sometimes we get stuck in a rut. The signs are there and while they might not be immediately obvious to some, they eventually will be. If any of the following situations apply to you, there’s a good chance that it’s time to rebrand. 1. Your brand name or logo is too close to a trademarked company’s. After years of being in business, some company owners receive a letter from their competition saying that either their brand image or catchphrase is too close to their competitor’s. Rather than pay the legal fees to fight back, it might be a wise idea to take this time to regroup and rebrand. 2. You’ve expanded beyond your original scope. If you used to do “this” but now you do “this and that,” it might be time to rebrand. Remember, your customers will only know that you do “this” unless you find a way of making them see that you also do “that.” Make sense? 3. People have no idea who you are or what you do. Have you ever had someone ask you what you do? Sure you have. We all have. Have you found yourself fumbling to get the right words out? Does your description take longer than 10 seconds? If so, it might be time to rebrand. You should be able to tell people who you are and what you do in a quick and easy way. 4. A product or service you sell is taking over your business. If you’re a retailer and you sell products that are not your own, but complement your business, you may be at risk of being associated with the product – especially if said product outsells your own. If this is the case, it’s definitely time to rebrand so that your clients are clear on who you are and what you sell. 5. You’ve moved or expanded beyond your geographical name. If you have a business with a geographical location in the title – like Guelph Shoe Depot – but you plan to move into Fergus as well – it’s time to come up with a branding initiative that doesn’t place the emphasis on location. 6. You share your name with an unsavoury character. In 2005, there was an unfortunate sports drink called Tsunami that had to change its name for obvious reasons. While this is an uncommon reason for rebranding, it’s still a very, very good one. You don’t want your customers associating you or your business with the wrong image. Time may heal all wounds, but how much time can you afford? 7. Your brand is boring. It might be hard to accept, but sometimes it’s time to rebrand simply because the brand image you started out with is a little boring. Rebranding can give your business new life. It can help you to retain old customers, while successfully bringing in new ones. This is where Maximus Corporate Branding comes in. We build new brands and rebuild old ones. Contact us now! Email: contact.mcbnig@gmail.com jimmy.sdcf@gmail.com 08095919701, 08029104664, 08057511736(WhatsApp) Let's discuss.
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Kwe Kwe kweeeenu |
4. If he's got a fat bank accounts. Our girls are ready to phork |
jeffmyson:There's something I've not understood and able to do for the past 5years. It is how to write a complete and quality business plan. Please can you help me with a sample? Thanks for the mail. I got your number. |
yommyk222:Google it |
MakeWeWork.com
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A&A Legal
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Maruf05:I know very tiny little on photoshop, but I haven't tried my hands on illustrator and inDesign. |
Because they are very stupid. |
I'm so sorry I'm commenting late. Op, shey you go hear? If you feel she's cheating, then there's a 80% chance that she is. That is why I do say that couples should not give their partners any reason to doubt them. Why hide your phone? BBM Don kukuma make am easy now, to hide and retract messages is now free. Cheating does not necessarily mean phourking someone else, but whenever you are engaged in whatever activity that should solely be done with your mate with another individual, it's cheating. If you're giving the attention meant to be for your marriage mate to someone else, it's cheating. That word disgusts me. Now I know of ladies who sees nothing wrong in flirting or sexting with an outsider, even strangers, they see it as catching fun. They will say is he touching me or aren't you the one to still phourk me even even I see chat with guys? These set of ladies need hot deliverance. But op.. ... Do think no further..... Your wife is cheating on you big time. Hope you've not done it to her before? Cos you might be paying for it. No one can study women in the University and pass. Even they themselves don't understand themselves. |
davidoisamoje:Wow. |
davidoisamoje:Bro, which program do you make this captivating Design with? Illustrator, Corel or photoshop? |
lordBintus:OK, let's say I agree with you. |
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