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The Psychology of Color In Branding, Marketing, and Sales

Color Psychology in Branding and Marketing ▪ Color Symbolism in Marketing ▪ The Psychology of Color in Sales

I have been using the  Psychology of Color In  Branding, Marketing, and Sales in design and Content Branding since the '70s.   Back then, I studied the Psychology of Color with Tom Porter, a Fellow at Oxford Brookes University, and Byron Mikellides, a Professor at Oxford Brookes University.   Tom and Byron's book the Color for Architecture was groundbreaking and still is relevant today.  The brand strategists team at Content Branding Solutions shares how to utilize color Symbolism in your Brand IMAGINEERING to attract your ideal customer to boost your BD, marketing, and sales funnel, with high-value leads to the market.

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1.      The first actionable outcome is to share Content Branding Solutions tried and tested Part 1 Primary Colors - The Psychology of Primary Colors in Branding and Marketing so that you can get the knowledge you deserve to brand your company.

2.      The second actionable outcome is to help you select your Branding color palette based on Part 2 Warm Colors - The Psychology of Warm Colors in Branding and Marketing, Part 3 Cool Colors - The Psychology of Cool Colors in Branding and Marketing, Part 4 Neutral Colors - The Psychology of Neutral Colors in Branding and Marketing

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In this 4-part How-to guide on color symbolism in Branding, Marketing, and sales, Content Branding Solutions shares expert advice for your website design and media banners by Content Branding Solutions.

Get the Inside Scoop on Color Symbolism in Marketing and how it Affects Your Brand's Marketing and Sales.

 

We share "In-house tips from our brand strategists on Color Symbolism in Marketing" - Color Psychology in Branding and Marketing.  For instance, it is important to understand color psychology has value with proven concepts to consider when using color for your brand logos, custom website development, design.  In conclusion, understanding color psychology in market leaders like thought leadership books and branded covers, marketing graphics for social media, LinkedIn, Twitter, Meta (Facebook), etc., can make or break a product.

Read Content Branding Solutions 4-part series of Color Symbolism in Branding
Find Out How Color Symbolism in Branding, Marketing, and Sales Affect Your Brand Voice,  Visual Identity, and Equity, from Logos to Website Design, BD, Marketing, Sales, and Services

 

The Color Psychology in Branding and Marketing Series Includes:

Part 1 Primary Colors - The Psychology of Primary Colors in Branding and Marketing
Part 2 Warm Colors - The Psychology of Warm Colors in Branding and Marketing
Part 3 Cool Colors - The Psychology of Cool Colors in Branding and Marketing
Part 4 Neutral Colors - The Psychology of Neutral Colors in Branding and Marketing

 

 

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Read our 4-part guide to Color Symbolism in Branding, Marketing, and Sales

 

Choose Your Brand Colors and What they Mean for You and Your Target Audience
Develop Your Brand Voice, Visual Identity, and Equity using The Psychology of Color

 

A How-to Guide to The Psychology of Color In Branding, Marketing, and sales with examples, Tips for Your Logos, Copy, Website design, book covers, graphics.  From the content strategists at Content Branding Solutions

You may also Like The Psychology of Colors in Marketing and Branding Research shows that the proper use of color increases brand recognition by 80%.  It also raises the visual appearance by 93%.  A further 85% of consumers buy because of color.

 

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Peter Lucking is a designer, growth hacker, influential content strategist, designer, brander, marketer, motivator, and media maker—a marketing executive, entrepreneur, published author, and illustrator.