Businesses all over Michigan compete to stand out of the crowd; each business owner wants to attract more customers, let them know about his or her brand, spread brand loyalty. Thus, new publicity channels evolve and emerge everyday. One of the modern and successful ways of advertising your business is through Vinyl Graphics. So, how can Metro Detroit area businesses benefit from Vinyl Graphics and how can they use this new trend?
Raster and Vector artwork is that which is computer, or digitally, based and often utilized by photographs, as well as graphic designers. Both are quite common. However, there are differences between the two and one type may work for a certain project and not another, so paying attention to these differences is key in deciding which type of file should be used.
The local AUDL (American Ultimate Disc League; a semi-professional ultimate frisbee league) team, the Detroit Mechanix, is raising funds for Kelton Kaye.
Kelton has provided picture services & photo booths at Mechanix events since 2013.
He is now struggling with medical issues from complications with his feet.
October 28, 2017 was Fraser Michigan‘s annual “Trunk or Treat” event. Lots of scary children (of all ages) made their way through the Ram’s Horn parking lot to collect treats from local vendors, city representatives and numerous others.
The Fusion Marketing team had a ghoulishly, fun time at the trunk or treat held in the Rams Horn of Fraser’s parking lot. We gave out lots of goodies to all the good little boys and girls. Maybe you even had a chance to take a photo with our Happy Halloween cut out. Feel free to share our event pictures with your friends.
Yesterday our team at Fusion Marketing went to Metro Detroit’s first Pokémon GO / Food truck rally event. More than 2000 people showed up to take advantage of the lure modules running all night.
A little more than one year ago, Google released a web-based shot that would be heard around the world when the Mountain View, California-based company — specializing in Internet-related services and products – unveiled a new mobile-responsive algorithm that would determine web page positioning following an Internet user’s mobile search.
Dubbed “Mobilegeddon,” the release involved the use of a computer algorithm that considered a site’s “mobile friendliness” in recognition of the growing use of mobile devices as opposed to desktop searches.
We provide many clients with both digital and hard copies (disks) of their custom designs, logos, and artwork. We archive all projects but do not under any circumstances guarantee that we can provide you with an additional copy (digital or tangible) should your master copy become misplaced, deleted, corrupt or anything else. Computers can crash, files can be lost, hard drives can break, the list goes on and on…
Each year, the Roseville Award Program identifies companies that we believe have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. These are local companies that enhance the positive image of small business through service to their customers and our community. These exceptional companies help make the Roseville area a great place to live, work and play.
Tired of attending networking events failing to connect qualified information technology professionals and employers, industry veterans David Phillips and Bob Waltenspiel opted for a return to basics – meeting and mingling in casual after-hours gatherings not unlike a speed dating session. Today their networking group is called IT in the D, and it’s responsible for organizing massive semi-annual gatherings for a specific set of job seekers – impacting more than 1,000 tech professionals so far. The next event – a “Pink Slip Party” – is Thursday in downtown Detroit.