This is a premium toolkit designed specifically for bootstrapping entrepreneurs and small business owners who are operating on a budget and can’t afford to work with a professional graphic or web designer yet.
The Toolkit is ideal for you if:
- You want to understand what makes good design (vs bad design) so you can apply it to your business
- You’re creative but you just need a little formal guidance when it comes to implementing your ideas
- You don’t want your business to look amateur even if you are still in bootstrapping, start-up mode
How This Will Help You
As soon as you buy the DIY Design & Branding Toolkit, here’s what you’ll get:
An understanding of basic design principles…which means you’ll understand why good design looks good and bad design just doesn’t work. This means you’ll know what you’re doing & why when you apply the basic principles to your marketing materials.
A wealth of graphics & image samples…which means you’ll be able to instantly and visually see what we mean and what we’re describing when we walk you through what you need to know about design & branding.
Easy-to-follow design processes…which means you’ll be able to design your own logos, ebooks, websites, business cards and more confident in the knowledge that they won’t look as if they’re designed by an amateur.
Help using design (and non-design) software...which means you’ll learn how to use software you already have to create designs that work.
Professional designer’s know-how…which means alongside the basic design principles, you’ll get additional tips on what a professional designer would do to make your stuff look even better and really stand out from the crowd.
The DIY Design and Branding Toolkit is perfect for bootstrapping entrepreneurs. My favorite part is Section 2, “Applying Design.” and the step-by-step approach to creating your own logo–an exercise I plan to try when I finally decide on a company name.
The ebook models what it teaches. It’s pleasing to the eye and easy to read and at $37 is a small but worthwhile investment.” Alexis Rodrigo.
