It’s amazing how many people take the leap to create a website for their business without first conducting even some basic market research. Having a web presence or selling online is not the same as running your bricks and mortar location – there are different considerations that must be taken into account.
Effective use of imagery reinforces your message.
Hello!
Welcome to Multifeedia! Brainchild Collective’s little corner of the blogosphere. Brainchild Collective is a freelance creative collaborative in Richmond, Virginia. You can find out more about us Here on our website. Our creative skills run the gamut from graphic design, to photography, writing and marketing.
Hi There!
The Multifeedia blog provides helpful and engaging information for businesses that are curious about what to expect when hiring a freelance creative or a full-scale design or marketing firm. The articles you’ll find on Multifeedia will range from case studies of other businesses’ experiences with creative services, helpful tips on start-up marketing efforts, to behind-the-scenes explanations of design processes.
While we will occasionally feature articles that speak directly to the creative industry, Multifeedia is first and foremost a resource for the business owner wanting to learn more about design, branding and marketing. Our Collective is working to share our knowledge and expertise to help shed some light on these subjects.
As a way to celebrate our launch, anyone who subscribes to our feed or comments on any of our blog posts (in a respectful manner, of course) will be entered into drawings to win some great giveaways!
Our first drawing will be for a gorgeous Colcasac laptop sleeve. The winner of the drawing will get to take his/her pick of any one design from their sleeve collection. Check them out here: Colcosac Website. The drawing will be held on October 30th, 2009 – so read up on some of our posted articles and say hi, there’s plenty more to chew on!
A delicious Colcasac...
Whatever the lighting situation, "natural" is the way to go.
Something that’s interesting to consider is that the best food photography is often shot in natural light, light from the sun. Lighting is key and if your session doesn’t allow for natural light for one reason or another, make sure your photographer is equipped with enough artificial light. Read More
