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COLOR

The Importance of

Colors of a brand are one of its most crucial elements. Choosing the right colors for your brand can be perplexing and time-consuming.  It’s essential to spend the time and energy to research and choose  the colors that best represent  your brand. Colors play a pivotal role in the success of some businesses and can make a huge impact on their revenue. 

An Introduction to Brand Colors 

A color palette is a set of colors that represents the brand personality. It is used in all aspects of visible work within your business, such as your logo, website, business cards, campaigns, and more.  The choice of colors within your business’s brand identity will deliver the mood and tone of your brand and have a large impact on consumer behavior.

Establish Your Color Palette 

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Establishing a brand identity is essential for a business to become recognizable and attract customers to convert to sales.  In order for a brand to be noticeable, you must choose a color palette that represents the business and has an effect on consumer behavior. 

Impact on Conversions 

Color is a form of non-verbal communication that has the ability to affect a consumer’s emotions. By choosing the appropriate colors this could have an underlying effect on consumer’s behavior. Color even has the power to evoke an action and lead to sales. There is plenty of research and evidence of color having a deep connection to human behavior. The color palette chosen for your brand identity will represent your business in the long run.

Impact on Conversions

By tying the overview of colors into your brand identity your business will be able to  \visually convey your value  to customers.  Asking yourself what your brand values are and what emotions you want your product or goods to evoke  will allow you to correlate them to a suitable shade to represent that. 

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