Give Your Brand "Curb Appeal"
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There are two homes for sale in my neighborhood. One has curb appeal, the other does not. Both are the same four-bedroom model.
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By PIPPA GREENWOOD  SPLASHES of colour bring a garden to life and now's the time to brighten your patch using all the shades in the floral paintbox. Hanging baskets, window boxes, wall baskets and patio containers bursting with summer bedding plants are all great value and easy to do.
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Television advertising has long been frowned on in the legal profession. But Spot Runner, an online advertising agency, is trying to change that.
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Some designers are so influential that high street chains copy their every move. One such style-setter is Marc Jacobs, whose edict for next spring is: party like it's 1945!
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Users can customize maps by adding information such as the location of cheap gas stations or property for sale.
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Focus on consumers' everyday needs.
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A campaign for sunglasses carries a theme â âNever hideâ â that seems counterintuitive when you consider the product.
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Popularity of over-the-top decorating shows for vehicles has pumped new life into the auto customizing business, as more mainstream consumers decide they want to trick out their car or truck with fancy accessories.
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Have a favorite photo you never tire of looking at? Why not use it to dress up your Finder window? Here&#146;s how.
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I've been saying this ever since I started blogging.  When you have a product to announce, start a blog (if you don't already have one) and announce it. Before there were blogs, I wished Infoworld or PC Week would give space to the lead developer of the product, whether he or she is a marketer or technical, even the CEO if they wouldn't assign a former reporter or ad guy to write it, and tell us what you meant when you designed this product. Who were you thinking of and what would they do with it. And where does it go? What does 2.0 look like if it's 1.0 or 3.0 if it's 2.0.  I like it when people like Zuckerberg, Andreessen or Canter write a blog post that tells you without pulling any punches what the intent of the product is, in their own words. I'd like to hear what they said to the team that worked on it. I'd like to use my imagination. That's why I don't like Steve Jobs' keynotes, he's telling you what Eddie Haskell would say about the product to Mrs. Cleaver. You never get the intent when it's filtered by the press. And many of the people that call themselves bloggers, love them and bless them, aren't anything like bloggers, and they're everything like the bored hired writers that used to work at CNET and Fortune. In fact, many of them are exactly like them (because they are them).  We live in the age of DIY, that means if you have something to say, just say it. PS: Here's a picture of three child actors from Leave It To Beaver, taken when they're in their fifties. From left to right, Eddie Haskell, Beaver and Wally. Time Waits for No One.
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Lavorazioni hi-tech, laccature, grafismi e colori assoluti
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MALDEN -- Kate Spade, Ann Taylor and Evan Picone have added a bit of designer flair to a tired corner of Malden Square.
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A Swedish designer takes an American idea and reinvents it.
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Tired of Apple's elegant, understated product design? A host of companies banish the bland with custom designs for iPhones, iPods, MacBooks and other products. Commentary by Leander Kahney.
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Ruby Tuesday has some work to do to revitalize its brand.
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Advertising space is scarce. No wonder advertisers are innovative when it comes to taking advantage of under-utilized real estate - such as the human skin.
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Looking to stand out â or at least stay employed â in the current deteriorating economy? Judith Sills, a psychologist, suggests becoming your own brand.