1. Business Stationary and Logo Design
Promote Me
Business Stationary and Logo Design
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2. Promoting Yourself Activities
Personalized Logo Creation
Business Card
Letterhead
Envelopes
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3. Copyright Let’s discuss the copyright rules that you must follow:
Be original. Do not use existing work.
The internet is not “fair game.”
You are not protected via copyright.
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4. Personalized Logos
Think of what you like about yourself and what parts of your personality will attract employers.
Use personalization to create a logo depicting you and your skilled services.
Explore logo designs online at teacher recommended sites.
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5. Business Cards
Color choice – If you truly want to make your cards original, choose out-of-the-ordinary colors. Using strange and uncommon colors for your business cards will truly make your cards feel and look original.
Original template – The best thing that you can do is to have an originally-made business card. Make your own layout, use a blank design, and let your imagination take off!
Materials – Be mindful of different material options. Using special paper stock and inks may make your cards stand out.
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6. Letterhead
Layout – Have the logo and company or individual information at the top, bottom, or to one side so the majority of the page can be used to write a letter.
Original template – An originally-made letterhead stands out. Create your own layout for your letterhead, use a blank design, and let your imagination take off!
Materials – Experiment with special paper stock and ink to make your letterhead stand out.
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7. Envelopes The stamp goes on the top right corner.
The “from” address (your logo, company or individual name and address) goes in the top left corner.
Leave the middle section blank to write the “to” address in.
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8. Class Discussion
Let’s discuss different logo creations and what they represent.
Review design principles and discuss how they apply here.
Re-visit the proper rules and layout used for logo creation, business cards, letterhead and envelopes.
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9. Checkpoint KNOW IMPORTANT TERMS.
KNOW THE INTENDED PURPOSE FOR YOUR LOGO DESIGN.
DESIGN A LOGO.
CREATE A BUSINESS CARD.
CREATE LETTERHEAD.
CREATE AN ENVELOPE.
PUT IT ALL TOGETHER FOR YOUR PRESENTATION.
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