Color psychology marketing

The colors used in your branding are woven throughout all presentations of your business. Your color palette sets the tone for the overall look and feel of your brand, reflects your brand’s message, and shapes how potential clients and customers view your business. The following tips will help you create a color palette for your […]

While you might think that your brand’s color palette is all about what you like and what stands out to YOU, it’s actually a massive opportunity to weave strategy into your brand’s presence—a little thing called color psychology comes into play here. Never heard of it? No worries, friend! I’m over on the blog today, breaking down the psychology of strategic color palettes and why color is your visual brand’s best friend. | b is for bonnie design #bisforbonniebrands #colorpsychology…

The colors you choose for your packaging says a lot about your brand. To help you choose a color for your product, we put together this infographic explaining the emotions each color is said to convey.

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The color theory and psychology content marketers need to know

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This is the time of year when we look forward to more color — leaves and buds bursting out after a long barren winter, and exchanging black snow boots for polkadot rain boots! And as we think about color around us, it’s a great time to think about how you’re using color in your branding. I've shared

Colors, we've seen before, quickly convey emotions and affect people's moods. Whether you're choosing paint for a room or are designing a presentation, this Psychology of Color chart, which matches specific Pantone colors, can come in handy.