Marketing Materials for Tattoo

Quote from: rthrash at Jul 06, 2005, 10:16 PM

Just prowling around thinking about how to best-market Tattoo and ran across this... I think it’s great: http://www.caminobrowser.org/

Says what it’s about and gives a lot of benefits in a small amount of space. The graphical headers are great across each section. The orginization is wonderful. The type is killer and easy to read. The support section just flat rocks. This might just be a great one to emulate.

Thoughts?

Very nice looking site

Ok, so we like the camino layout...super easy to accomplish.

How’s this for a header???

Hmmm... i think the header is missing the mark.

We’re not really trying to waive the tattoo-culture in people’s faces and dictate their individuality via set imagery. We want them to make their own mark.

Quote from: rthrash at Jul 08, 2005, 02:41 PM

Hmmm... i think the header is missing the mark.

We’re not really trying to waive the tattoo-culture in people’s faces and dictate their individuality via set imagery. We want them to make their own mark.

I agree here. I think we should look for a more corporate logo. No serpents, dragons, skulls, angel, demons or such.

Quote from: xwisdom at Jul 08, 2005, 02:46 PM

I agree here. I think we should look for a more corporate logo. No serpents, dragons, skulls, angel, demons or such.

Ditto, the tattoo imagery is a little disturbing.

Quote from: davedenis at Jul 08, 2005, 03:26 PM

Quote from: xwisdom at Jul 08, 2005, 02:46 PM

I agree here. I think we should look for a more corporate logo. No serpents, dragons, skulls, angel, demons or such.

Ditto, the tattoo imagery is a little disturbing.

Actually, I think I was the first person who had said that

I just needed something to slap in there, and it was my first inspiration...

Any thoughts as to what other type of imagery we could use?

Quote from: SpeedStreet at Jul 08, 2005, 03:49 PM

Any thoughts as to what other type of imagery we could use?

Hmmm,

I’m thinking pens, papers, paint and shapes. Something that looks creative but still feels like a product. My thoughts are that it should implies drawing but reflects a business management theme. It’s more like a mixture or creative art and business.

Back on the Caminobrowser.org ... headers that portray each section might work wonders.

Quote from: rthrash at Jul 08, 2005, 06:04 PM

Back on the Caminobrowser.org ... headers that portray each section might work wonders.

Both doable.


So.....did I just recruit myself for this?

I can certainly whip something flashy up...any requests? AJAX on the site? Flash? Designer toilet paper to wipe our behinds?

Sorry Friday night and I’ve had one too many

As long as it’s not scented...the scented stuff makes me itch like fury!