Forbidden Fonts and What to Use Instead
Sarah here with another episode of “Why You Should Care About Fonts.” Font choice is a gospel I will preach for the rest of my days, and one that will …
5 Ways to Get Closer to Your Social Media Audience
The need to feel connected has been a staple of humanity since long before we were around and will continue to be until the end of time. Especially now in …
The Three E’s of Dreaming Big
What started as a conversation between acquaintances over beers eventually turned into a brainstorming meeting, which resulted in a business name and tagline, a license application, domain purchase and a …
5 Ways to Refresh Your Online Presence
It’s more important than ever before to make sure your online presence is on point. With shopping habits rapidly shifting to virtual marketplaces, some experts think this trend will continue …
6 Signs Your Website is Out of Date
When was the last time you took a good, hard look at your website? If it’s something you routinely avoid or if you genuinely have no idea what you’re even …
3 Font Faux Pas to Avoid in Your Marketing
If you’ve known Sarah for any length of time, you’re probably aware that she’s passionate about fonts. It’s kind of endearing until you’re her husband and have to hear her …
How to Get the Logo You Really Want
Some people come to us knowing exactly what they want but, more often than not, we either get shoulder shrugs and “Whatever you think is best” or a vision that’s …
Marketing Your Business in Uncertain Times
Last week was one for the books at LCCM headquarters. On Monday we put our heads together to come up with a plan to: Support our existing clients the best …
Design On Retainer – What is it?
Design on Retainer. Chances are, it’s a vaguely familiar phrase that you’ve heard used before but can’t really define. It may seem a little self-explanatory – businesses pay a monthly …
Let’s Dream Big
At a year and some change since officially launching Lake Chelan Creative Marketing, we’ve been spending some time reflecting on our humble beginnings and appreciating how far we’ve come in …