Six
Graphic Design Lessons for Aesthetically-Challenged Desktop Publishers
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Having access
to desktop publishing software doesn't automatically make one a
graphic designer. Desktop software is just a tool. It can't teach
you graphic design. But don't fret! The six graphic design lessons
in this special report will help you create professional designs.
Excerpt
- The Six Lessons:
• Plan
before you design.
•
Using
contrast to make the design eye-catching and the page easy to navigate.
•
Selecting
appropriate typefaces and using professional typography.
•
Using
appropriate alignment systems.
•
Using
illustrations and graphics to reinforce the document message.
•
Using the traditional step-by-step design procedure.
What
you must know about writing Web site advertising copy and print
ads that sell
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Prospects
are only interested in three things, me, myself, and I. In order
for your advertising copy to sell, you must avoid writing bragging
copy and learn to write customer-benefit copy.
•
This Special Report includes:
• Advice on using the most important word
in copywriting
• Copywriting rules that are carved in stone
• Things you should never do when writing
copy
• Basics of advertising copywriting
Stop
Staring into Space: Here are Eleven Easy Ways to Generate Ideas
for Graphic Designs
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You desperately
need an idea for a graphic design. You can hear the clock ticking
as you break out in hives and stare feverishly at the blank computer
screen. Good news! This report will give you eleven proven ways
to break the ice and generate ideas for graphic designs. You'll
drool over the "Killer Brainstorming Idea Generator" It's
a hoot!
These
reports were written by Marvin Jacobs CFSP, president of Ameritype,
a Cleveland corporation specializing in web site design and promotion,
graphic design, and desktop publishing. Mr. Jacobs is also the president
of Words and Pictures Publishing and the co-author with Linda Studer,
of Graphic Design for 21st Century Desktop Publishers.
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