Grand Connaught Rooms Grand Hall Awards
Medius photography have been commissioned by Sarah Roles of Genie Events to photograph the Grand relaunch of the The Grand Connaught Rooms in Covent Garden on the 22nd October 2009. Genie are producing the event for the Principal Hayley Group.
The Grand Connaught Rooms are re-launching in style. The iconic venue will be transformed: bustling with performances, exhibitions, cocktails and nibbles.
Read MoreMedius Photography were on hand to cover the opening of Alan James & Co’s new offices in Chertsey on Friday 27th November 2009
Philip Hammond MP shaking hands with Alan James Partner of Alan James & Co formerly opening their new offices on Friday 27th November 2009
Alan James & Co Chartered Accountants were delighted to welcome Mr Philip Hammond MP to their new offices in Quantum House, Chertsey last Friday.
Mr Hammond addressed around sixty local businesses during the official grand opening of the office building, before unveiling a plaque to mark the occasion.
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Sandra Niehaus from Closed Loop Marketing
A Very useful article published by Sandra Niehaus covers the use of photographs on web sites.
“Not all images are created equal. The right image on a web page can capture attention, inform, and even persuade your site visitors. The right image can communicate who you and your company are more quickly and powerfully than words alone can do. The wrong image, however, can confuse, annoy, and even repel your visitors.
The wrong image can give your audience a negative impression of your product, service, or company that you may never have a chance to correct.”
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The Full article is published here on www.wilsonweb.com
Sandra Niehaus from Closed Loop Marketing
This article continues a series of guidelines to help you with website image selection. In Part 1, Sandra covered some general principles to consider, including the image’s mood, uniqueness, content quality, and contextual cropping. In this article she discuss’s ways to use images to support and reinforce a business brand.
Before we look at how images can support your brand, let’s back up one step and look at your brand itself. How clearly can you describe your brand? Do you know what qualities you wish it to convey? If you were to summarize your brand with only four descriptive words, what would they be? And, even more importantly, would your target audience agree with your assessment?
At a strategic level, image selection is simply an outgrowth of foundational marketing principles. Once you’ve solidified your brand’s ’personality’, message, and unique value proposition, you’ll be able to judge not only images but colors and copy as well against those standards and select what fits best.
As an example, let’s take a look at two fictitious company brands and their targeted characteristics…..
The full article can be read here along with the images she refers to. Enjoy it. www.wilsonweb.com
