Katherine Halek
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Dallas, TX, United States
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Past articles by Katherine:
Building Your Design Business the Right Way
If you have strong design sense, a well-marketed business concept, and the energy to keep moving forward, your design startup is sure to grow. However, not all growth is good... → Read More
How Print Marketing Can Help Your Personal Career
Here's how to promote yourself in myriad ways -- far beyond the basics of business cards and resumes. → Read More
How Corporations Should Be Using Social Media
The bigger your business is, the more you’ll have to go out of your way to seem relatable. Sending out internal development news and impressive quotes won’t cut it, but here is what will. → Read More
Don't Overlook Print When Mapping Out Your Startup Marketing Plan
An exclusively online marketing strategy can't give potential customers something to hold onto. → Read More
The Surprising Power of Print Marketing to Leverage Your Ecommerce Site
Print has an enduring appeal that complements digital. Imaginative marketers use both for the best results. → Read More
3 Simple Tips to Reduce Stress and Boost Productivity
Struggling to stay productive? If your first instinct is to push harder and crank up your input, read this. You might be working against yourself. → Read More
Here's How to Use Science to Design Your Email for Optimal Conversion
Listen to research when designing your campaign and to your gut when tweaking it. → Read More
Integrate Social Media With Print Advertising to Boost Your Marketing
Print media, in its many forms, is remarkably effective when leveraged artfully with online marketing. → Read More
How to Know When to Say 'No' to a New Opportunity
It's flattering when someone offers you a job or a business deal, but flattery can lead you nowhere. → Read More
Refine Your Advertising Language With These 5 Strategies
Even if your product really is new and improved, there is a more memorable way to say so in your advertising. → Read More