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Choosing colour for your website, home,  business brand, blog and more: First, yes - Canadians tend to spell color as "colour" but not always, some of us also use the American spelling of that word. ...just to clear up the ongoing confusion with the English Language... lol. I tend to use both spelling variations, depending on how I feel and who I am writing for. After seeing our “Color is king in marketing” post published back on June 26, 2016 – https://consciousdiscussions.blogspot.com/2016/06/color-is-king-in-marketing.html-   Anna Carter from CustomLogoCases.com requested that we share their article “Choosing Brand Colors”: https://www.customlogocases.com/blog/choosing-brand-colors/ Of course we are thrilled to share this with our readers! This article is chock-full of information and will explain how color affects the brain, emotions, how to choose brand colors and several resources at the re: creating color schemes. If you are i...

Color is King in Marketing For Site: http://consumateit.blogspot.com/2010/04/evolution-and-advertising-part-2-colour.html Whether you’re creating a logo for your brand, launching online website   site for profit, or advertising your company’s products, it’s normal to go with the first 2 or 3 colors that come to mind just to get it over with. However, choosing the colors carefully to market your brand is as important as planning your whole campaign. In fact, it’s the first thing that will capture the attention of your customers. That is why, when planning your campaign, you should know a bit more about Color Psychology alongside handy dandy tips on how to use it to your advantage in marketing. What is Color Psychology? Wikipedia defines Color Psychology as the study of hues as a determinant of human behavior. According to studies conducted in 2006 , it has been found that about 62 to 90 percent of a product assessment is based on color alone. This is in terms of marke...

-- Quote of the Day --  “It is not so much whether a paint is labeled as washable, it is the finish that you choose. Flat paint typically gives a more rich, elegant look – the look explodes more than other finishes. The nice thing about flat paint is it is really easy to touch up. An eggshell or satin finish has a bit of a shine to it and is easier to wash, but you’ll see the touch-ups and scrub marks. …When it comes to choosing a paint, you get what you pay for. …It might cost twice as much but you are having to use half as much paint. The finish, the colors are absolutely stunning. …You want a full spectrum paint – the color is more enhanced, will change throughout the day, and will give a more full look.” Jeanette Chasworth Today’s quote originates from the Conscious Discussions Talk Radio episode that aired back on September 6th, 2012 - titled: Color Your world  (*Click on the title to access the full discussion)  -- Conscious Liv...