by mojodojodev | Aug 27, 2021 | Branding, Logos, Marketing Strategy
No matter how much time you spend online, you’re bound to land on a WordPress website. According to WordPress, more than 42% of the web uses its platform. With its user-friendly interface, customizable features, and more than 55,000 plugins, it’s no wonder WordPress...
by mojodojodev | Aug 25, 2021 | Branding, Logos, Marketing Strategy
Your logo is your first impression of the world. What does your current logo convey? Clean and modern, abstract and colorful, retro and textured? How does it make people feel? You want the words that people would use to describe your logo similar to words they would...
by mojodojodev | Feb 18, 2021 | Branding, Logos
At Mountain Mojo Group we provide a brand kit with every logo project we do. Whether it’s a logo refresh or a new logo, you’ll receive a brand kit to go along with it! What is a brand kit you ask? A brand kit is a collection of your company’s different brand elements....
by mojodojodev | Feb 4, 2021 | Branding, Logos
In the 70’s we saw weird symbols and random color combinations. Negative space dominated the 80’s and a focus on strong brand recognition and bright colors lit up the 90’s. Logo design trends in 2020 focused on minimalism and simplicity due to the greater than ever...
by mojodojodev | Nov 30, 2020 | Advertising, Blog and Content Writing, Branding, Email Marketing and Automation, Marketing Strategy, Photography, PPC, SEO, Social Media, Videography, Websites
Do you have an in-house marketing department for your business? Perhaps you have someone you hired who does some things here and there to help you market your business. Or are you running your business and doing the marketing yourself? Ask yourself this question...
by Aubrey Wagg | Jan 24, 2019 | Branding, Communications, Marketing Strategy
When coming up with creative concepts, regardless of platform delivery, we have to think about how to get our viewers to stay engaged long enough to spend that second second watching, consuming our marketing, right? We have one second to capture their attention and...
