Look around you... everywhere you turn graphic design is having a motivating effect on your life in some way or another.

You make decisions based on design every time you encounter a traffic light: red light, green light, yellow light — stop, go, slow, each action effects your life.

The last presentation you saw, the last magazine article you read, the last product promotion you received, probably had charts and tables to graphically depict the concept supporting the written portion of the piece. Complex ideas can often be expressed clearly and simply with graphics.

If you like to do geneology research on your family, chances are you've come across representations of family crests or monograms of family initials. These identify a group of people as unique and special.

If you served in the armed forces you might recognize the "Screaming Eagle" of the 101st Airborne Division or the thousand of other emblems like it. These types of graphics build moral, invoke patriotism and motivate in their own way.

Now look at your company image...
your logo, your slogan.

Examine your stationary, your business card, your marketing materials — web pages, brochures, flyers, catalogs, presentations, slideshows.

• Do they make effective use of design and typography to convey?
• The who, what, where and when questions so commonly asked?
• Is it easy to recognize what type of
  business you're in?
• How is your image used to differentiate your business from the competition?
• Is there a consistency of graphic and type elements throughout your materials?
• Are the images memorable and typify quality or could they stand improvement?

River Valley Marketing can help by providing a design evaluation of your current materials. For a moderate fee, we can propose changes and show how your materials might be improved. We can handle the entire production of your project in a cost efficient manner to help your bottom line — conserve money and make a larger profit on sales.

We're happy to quote on any project you'd like to start. In fact there's an Express Inquiry Form to help you get started.