Your logo is the hub around which you build your brand, and as such really is one of the most important pieces in your marketing kit.

Your awesome business needs an awesome logo.

What is it that makes a logo awesome? We know the answer to that question - it’s our job!

If you would like to find out, just follow along…

Just a quick one today to share a mini-project we completed using a logo we created for a client.

It's a short demo video to give you an idea of some cool stuff that can be done with your logo and brand. 

It's a great piece of visual marketing that can be used on different social media networks, to hook people to come back to visit your website.

Pretty awesome, right?

Take a look at some more branding ideas we came up with for the same client. Who knows, you might find some fun inspiration for your own business and brand. 

I love the internet, I find it a totally fascinating place, and I’ve been working online for many years now. As a result, I’ve got all sorts of projects scattered across the web - under different accounts, linked to different email addresses, using different blogging platforms. It’s a bit of a mess, if I’m honest.

(For the record, it’s nothing sordid. I am also a freelance photographer).

For better or worse, it's becoming increasingly clear that if you want to be taken seriously online, you need to start owning your internet identity. And so, I’m on a quest to streamline my various presences.

I started simple, and worked out how to juggle multiple Google accounts. Sometimes the simplest things can cause the biggest headaches! 

My next step has been working out how to unscramble my Google Analytics. I’ve set up Analytics for this website, for my photography website, and project-based photography blogs. In bursts of well-meaning but poorly-researched enthusiasm, I had gotten the whole shebang in quite a mess.

It was a mini-nightmare to unravel, but I did work it out, and during the process I realised that the shifting nature of the Google goalposts has serious implications for many businesses.

Hands up who has been struggling to stay on top of all the new (and old) Google-based features and applications?

Google +, Google Places, Google Analytics, Google Adwords. Each has it's own necessary place in online marketing for your business, and ideally you want them all to work in harmony with each other.

But what if you have a "scattergun" relationship history with Google? Over the years they've been tweaking their services, and alongside them you've probably been signing up to different offerings, creating multiple accounts linked to various email addresses that you may or may not remember setting up in the first place.

Sound familiar?

Well, that's definitely a brief synopsis of my torrid history with Google, and when I recently tried to pull it all together for my business I was faced with a perplexing tangle of accounts that seemed impossible to streamline. 

This is a guest post from SEO experts, Tasty Placement.

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If you've got an internet presence for your business, chances are that you are looking at new ways to use the internet for your marketing strategies. And chancees are you've got a blog full of great articles. Or a Twitter stream of thoughts, ideas, links and marketing. Or a Facebook page full of updates.

Just think. All that lovely content that belongs to you. If only there were an easy way to make it work a bit harder. Right?