FEATURED Design Of The Week
Hi guys!
This sweet logo design was the winner of a recent contest for an ice cream parlor.
Great job, AbrarAbdillah!
Browse dozens of other active design contests
FEATURED POST: WHERE TO POST YOUR STARTUP ONLINE:
THE 100 BEST STARTUP DIRECTORIES & STARTUP LISTING WEBSITES
You have turned your great idea into a startup business and developed a website for it. Will traffic start flowing to the website by itself? I hate to break it to you, but getting early adopters takes more than that.
You’ll want to do some initial promotion or get some visibility online to get the traffic you need. And this is where the Startup Directories and Review Sites for startup businesses come in. These websites allow you to post your product/startup website and get feedback, press coverage, and early adopters.
But if you haven’t heard of these directories, don’t fret. This post presents you with the 100 best startup directories and review sites to submit your startup business.
THE HISTORY OF THE NEW YORK TIMES LOGO
There’s no denying that The New York Times has one of the most unique and recognizable logos of all time, appearing almost exactly the same as it did 150 years ago when it was first created.
Although the logo has been tweaked in the century and a half that it’s been around, it’s never been completely changed. It was originally shown when the newspaper was first introduced and since then the famous newspaper has seen no need to make drastic changes to it.
THE HISTORY OF THE PEPSI LOGO
Pepsi has been a fixture of American restaurants, sports venues, and picnics since the turn of the last century. This notable soft-drink brand has a visual identity just as iconic as its beverages. In fact, its famous red-white-and-blue logo is distinctive enough to be recognized even without the brand name. That’s an amazing feat, especially in a market as oversaturated as the beverage industry!
Let’s take a look at the history of this notable brand’s logo and marketing.
THE WORLD’S MOST SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEURS
Entrepreneurs have inspired millions around the globe to make the most of their situation and start their journey to success. From Bill Gates to Oprah Winfrey, we’ve seen entrepreneurs who have risen to the top from their determination and risky business endeavors. But, indeed, entrepreneurship isn’t for all and it certainly isn’t for those faint of heart.
Gathering a fortune does take a certain amount of luck, but most of all it takes an individual that is willing to risk it all and push forward regardless of the consequences. It takes a unique mindset and a certain amount of people skill to be able to use your talents to turn them into billions of dollars.
So, how did the world’s leading entrepreneurs make their fortune?
Let’s review their secrets to success