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  When you're sifting through your News Feed, what tends to catch your attention? More likely than not, it's YouTube videos, pictures, animated GIFs, and other visual content, right? While text-based content is always important when seeking answers to a question, creating visuals such as infographics, charts, graphs, animated GIFs, and other shareable images can do wonders for catching your readers' attention and enhancing your article or report. I know what you might be thinking: "I don't know how to design awesome visuals. I'm not creative." Hi. I'm Bethany, and I will be the first to tell you that I'm not naturally artistic. And yet, I found a strength in data visualization at HubSpot, where I've spent most of my days creating infographics and other visuals for blog posts. So, while I wouldn't say I'm  naturally  artistic, I have learned how to create compelling visual content. So can you. Access 195+ Marketing Design Templates And y

  Factors That Influence Your Ranking and Success Within  Houzz: A large number of quality photos (make sure your projects have at least five images each). Popular, relevant keywords Lots of good reviews (at least three!) Plenty of detail in the description of your images Adding a Houzz badge to your site Staying involved – recent activity boosts your rankings. More specifically, here are some practices that will help new customers discover you: 1) Utilize Keywords Homeowners will find your profile, your projects, idea-books and images by searching keywords. So, do your keyword research and spend plenty of time writing great descriptions for everything you add to Houzz. 2) Submit Your Projects and Get Featured Free advertising? Yes, please? Submit your best projects to editors and see your exposure and traffic soar. Budget-friendly projects for small to medium-sized homes are much sought-after, so if that sounds like you, check out all the guidelines and send your project in! 3) Be Soc

  Houzz (“howzz”) is the place over 20 million people find and save beautiful home and garden photos, compiling the features, styles, colors, and patterns they want to create their perfect home. That platform is truly a social network with huge sales potential, in that it allows users to collaborate with friends and family as well as other users – including the professionals who design, install, and sell the elements that go into their dream homes. When they’re ready to turn that dream into reality, they can then search designers or contractors in their local areas – or right in the idea-books they’ve been creating all along. Who Should Use Houzz for Marketing? Any company offering home and property design, build, repair, improvements or products should carefully consider adding Houzz to their marketing strategies. Especially hot are bathroom and kitchen-related products and services. Some other somewhat surprising categories show up when you sign up for Houzz pro account, and it’s not

  استان فارس از جمله استان های تاریخی و وسیع ایران به شمار می آید، که سالانه میزبان گردشگران بسیاری از سراسر جهان است. در این استان پهناور شهرستان های وجود دارد که به اندازه خود استان قدمت دارند و در آنها آثاری از گذشته دیده می شود که شگفتی هر کسی را بر می انگیزد. شهرستان بوانات با مرکزیت سوریان در این استان قرار گرفته است و قدمتی بالا دارد. سوریان شهری در بخش مرکزی شهرستان بوانات استان فارس ایران است. مردم این شهر به زبان فارسی سخن می‌گویند و از دیدگاه دسته‌بندی قومی، فارس هستند. از آثار تاریخی موجود در این شهرستان می توان به  مسجد جامع سوریان و پل آجری سوریان اشاره کرد. اگر قصد سفر به این شهر را دارید پیشنهاد می کنیم برای این سفر از اتوبوس استفاده کنید و خرید بلیط اتوبوس خود را از مستر بلیط و به صورت آنلاین انجام دهید، تا از مزایایی که این نوع خرید برای شما به همراه دارد بهره مند شوید. در ادامه این مطلب اطلاعات کاملی در مورد پل آجری سوریان در اختیار شما قرار می دهیم، پس تا انتهای این مقاله همراه ما باشید. معرفی پل آجری سوریان ابتدائی ترین و قدیمی ترین انگیزه طراحی و ساخت پل، ایجاد ا

 arnom Ross   is a London-based specialist recruitment agency carefully pairing  property   professionals with private and public sector clients operating throughout the UK. Their specialism emerges from a single-minded focus on searching for and discovering the perfect synergy between individual character and collective corporate culture, professional skill set and task. This is achieved through personal conversation rather than the impersonal algorithmic governance that characterises many of today’s recruitment firms. Varnom Ross worked with   Bibliothèque   to express this positioning through a distinct graphic identity of contrasts, graphic immediacy and personability across print (gifts,   coffee   cups, ink stamps,   business cards   and printed communications) and screen (website and social media posts). https://mrbilit.com/mag/ Varnom Ross searches for and facilitates the perfect fit. Finding and pairing. They engage both sides, requirement and expectation, individuals seeking

 Salbini , formerly Fesal, is an online retailer of premium European   furniture   and appliances based in southern Italy and shipping internationally. It deals in both one-off purchases and tailoring for large commercial projects, offering both local and global brands. Fesal comissioned   Studio Brave   to rename and refresh its brand and overhaul its online store. While the project features revisions to type and the introduction of colour, it is the combination of cropped imagery shot by   Traianos Pakioufakis  and high quality material choices that stand out as a simple and compelling of articulation of craft, quality and elegance. These images link printed materials such as post cards,   business cards , letterhead and certificate sleevers with a redesigned e-commerce website. The black and white imagery of Traianos Pakioufakis serve dual purposes. On the one hand there is an element of abstraction, the intersection of and elevation of form and detail by way of staging, lighting an

 aiyo , formerly Furnishare, is an online platform for the reselling and buying of used furniture, currently available in New York City and New Jersey, but with the intention to expand this internationally. Kaiyo picks up, inspects, cleans, photographs and uploads furniture to its online catalogue, easing the difficulties of selling secondhand online. It is part of a growing up-cycling movement, challenges the notion of seasonality promoted by large furniture retailers and was created in response to the approximately 8 million tons of furniture that ends up in American landfill each year. Eco-modernist, good design available to everyone, reuse and longevity are central to Kaiyo’s positioning. This was developed by   Pentagram   partner Natasha Jen and team, alongside naming and graphic identity which runs across website,   brochure , van livery,   tote bag   and box tape. Play Video The zeitgeist; up-cycling, longevity and reuse once again calls the modernist principles of good design

 hléns   began in 1899 as a small mail-order business. Aside from it being one of the oldest it has also grown to become one of the largest   retail   chains in   Sweden . By carefully collating a variety of items across brands and price categories, the retailer maintains its relevance today, understanding and responding to the many ways in which its customers have changed over its long history.  Happy FB , the   Scandinavian   design studio behind Åhléns new visual identity, puts it simply “to Åhléns’ urbane and socially conscious patrons, shopping and sustainability are not contradictions. Inspiration and trends do not equate to use and discard. Premium can be inexpensive and cheap doesn’t necessarily mean a drop in quality”. The retailer’s new visual identity expresses this by taking the well-established  Åhléns  wordmark and single red and builds this out into a range of changing graphic expressions, imbuing a variety of touchpoints, material and digital, with more character whilst

 he Golden Hour   is an outdoor seasonal   restaurant   located in New York’s The High Line Hotel. It is a place to experience the softening of sunlight with unobstructed views of the Chelsea skyline. The restaurant intends to draw to mind the casual elegance of a coastal soirée rather than the rushing of pre-dinner drinks. The restaurant space is described as being a lush outdoor dining room where brass tables meet tropical vegetation and aisles of topiary. Drinks are centred around the escapement of the summer heat which compliments dishes inspired by the flavours of late summer on the North Atlantic, created to be enjoyed outdoors. There is a theatre to the experience in its spatial considerations, performative aspect, in the transitions that happen over time within the restaurant (small plates to large platters), and the evocation of a time and place. This   temporal   quality also emerges in the design of The Golden Hour’s visual identity, in the intersection of the graphic and th

  he first issue of   LogoArchive  was conceived, designed and sent to the printers within a day. It was inspired by a panel discussion that took place the day before at Somerset House as part of the exhibition Print! Tearing It Up. Following the successful launch of three issues, LogoArchive returns with a very special Extra Issue in collaboration with   Canada Modern , designed and edited by Blair Thomson, documenting the forms and colour of Canada’s modernist symbols.   The LogoArchive Extra Issue – Canada Modern is available from counter-print.co.uk. Channelling the spirit of fanzines, pamphleteering of the past and with an independent spirit, LogoArchive seeks to surprise and delight within the context and practice of mid-century logo archival, reconfiguring itself with each new issue. The distinctive smaller format of a booklet provides ample license to experiment and collaborate with other like-minded archives. One such resource is Canada Modern, a digital and physical archive o