Three ways to stretch your design and marketing budget.

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Three ways to stretch your design and marketing budget.

Posted by Karen Steenekamp Boulder Graphic Designer, Branding, Denver Graphic Designer, Design and Marketing News, graphic design, logo design, Logo Design Boulder, Logo Design Denver, package design

Copy and design changes are typically unavoidable. However, if you want the most from of your marketing dollars, consider the following money-saving tips.

TIP 1. COPY CHANGES
Plan ahead. Before releasing text to your graphic designer, spend time editing and proofing. Providing your designer with final or near-final text will limit your number of “change charges”.

TIP 2. DESIGN CHANGES
Think ahead. Before requesting “that” change, provide your graphic designer with changes that are thoughtfully evaluated.

TIP 3. CONSULT WITH YOUR DESIGNER
Team up. Working with your graphic designer will save money. A seasoned designer will help you determine if your change will indeed benefit your business.

Thank you for reading. I hope this helps.

Kind regards,

Karen Steenekamp
Graphic Designer
OpenDesignInc.com

Serving Boulder County and Beyond Since 1987

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About Karen Steenekamp

Karen Steenekamp is a print and package design specialist who is committed to fulfilling each client’s specific needs on target and on time. While Karen’s client list includes many household names, she takes great pleasure in working with small businesses and startups that promote social responsibility or personal enrichment.

Three ways to stretch your design and marketing budget.

Three ways to stretch your design and marketing budget.

Copy and design changes are typically unavoidable. However, if you want the most from of your marketing dollars, consider the following money-saving tips.

TIP 1. COPY CHANGES Plan ahead. Before releasing text to your graphic designer, spend time editing and proofing. Providing your designer with final or near-final text will limit your number of “change charges”.

TIP 2. DESIGN CHANGES Think ahead. Before requesting “that” change, provide your graphic designer with changes that are thoughtfully evaluated.

TIP 3. CONSULT WITH YOUR DESIGNER Team up. Working with your graphic designer will save money. A seasoned designer will help you determine if your change will indeed benefit your business.

Thank you for reading. I hope this helps.

About Karen Steenekamp

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TIP 1. COPY CHANGES
Plan ahead. Before releasing text to your graphic designer, spend time editing and proofing. Providing your designer with final or near-final text will limit your number of “change charges”.

TIP 2. DESIGN CHANGES
Think ahead. Before requesting “that” change, provide your graphic designer with changes that are thoughtfully evaluated.

TIP 3. CONSULT WITH YOUR DESIGNER
Team up. Working with your graphic designer will save money. A seasoned designer will help you determine if your change will indeed benefit your business.