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Bring your wholesale sunglasses
retailing business to full color.
By that, we didn’t mean for you
to only carry fancy eyewear. Eye-catching sunglasses such as these come
in different colors that make their unique shapes even more vibrant. Costume
eyewear is fun, cool and hip.
Does this sound like the image you want for your business?
Get it by using the appropriate
color for you logos, business cards and every other material that represents
your business.
Know how branding with colors can
make your business stand out with these fast facts:
-- A product’s color can
influence a buyer’s decision by 60 to 80 percent
-- Consumers have the ability to
recognize a logo truly connects with the brand
-- Color is the first thing
noticed in any logo
-- Choosing a brand color doesn’t
cause a dime, BUT picking the wrong one may prove to be a costly mistake
Here are some of the colors that
can make your customer’s feel cozy about your business and the goods you them:
RED makes you breathe more
rapidly. This aggressive, energetic, provocative and attention-grabbing tone is
purely passion placed in a color. Red is commonly used by businesses under the
food, technology, car and agricultural industries. Businesses that offer
products or services for the healthcare and household industries are a bit
cautious associating with this color.
Being hopeful and optimistic is
YELLOW. Every use of this color is filled with positivity, lightness, warmth,
motivation and creativity. The energy, food and household sectors have long
been using this color to represent their businesses. Seeing this color for the
financial, car, technology, airline and clothing business have been a rare
occurrence.
BLACK is sophistication.
Businesses that aim at projecting an air of prestige, value, timelessness and
sophistication make use of this color. Brands under the clothing, technology
and car industries know the merits of black very well as evident in its
popularity for the said business types.
Visit Marketo Blog here to know more about using colors to intensify your business identity.
In our next post, we’ll give you
the lowdown on cold colors that you
can represent your brand.

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