# Designbull

> Brand strategy, Logo Design and Website UI/UX


## Posts

- [I love bald people](https://designbull.co.uk/i-love-bald-people/): Working on press ads today and having to Photoshop together some photography of people. 
- [Kukula airline branding](https://designbull.co.uk/kukula-airline-branding/): I came across this quirky, memorable branding for a low-cost South-African airline called Kulula that doesn't take itself too seriously.
- [The return of cool animated gifs](https://designbull.co.uk/return-of-cool-animated-gifs/): Matthew DiVito, a motion graphics designer has combined his skills in animation and motion graphics and produced these amazing gifs
- [SystemFlip pop-up brochure](https://designbull.co.uk/systemflip/): A bespoke A5 size, pop-up brochure that flips out individual pages as you pull a tab out. Specifically designed for an IT company providing cloud backup.
- [How we won the Roland advertising pitch](https://designbull.co.uk/roland-advertising-pitch/): Detailing how we worked on the Roland advertising campaign and produced the results in a short timeframe to win the pitch.
- [Paper puppet invites](https://designbull.co.uk/paper-puppet-invites/): A great leaflet design for a childrens' playschool chain in India... 
- [Top 20 witty advertising](https://designbull.co.uk/top-20-witty-advertising/): Here’s a selection of my favourite top 20 advertisements using wit or humour.
- [Getting a good brief from a client](https://designbull.co.uk/getting-a-good-brief-from-a-client/): I have created and refined over the years as a brand designer, two design questionnaires that I either email clients or get them to download from my website
- [Top 20 of the best honest logos](https://designbull.co.uk/top-20-of-the-best-honest-logos/): These re-designed?logos?are splendid! Each one is instantly recognisable
- [iPhone history animated infographic video](https://designbull.co.uk/iphone-history-animated-infographic-video/): A detailed animated infographic charting not only the history of the iPhone
- [Whatever your business or audience, always look the part...](https://designbull.co.uk/always-look-the-part/): . . . and that can mean everything from choosing your clothes to fit the occasion to selecting the right website design.
- [Tim Burton exhibition, MoMA, New York 2009](https://designbull.co.uk/tim-burton-moma-2009/): We visited New York in 2009 and went to the Museum of Modern Art. At the time, they were exhibiting Tim Burtons work in film and animation. 
- [Pritchards Christmas press advertisement](https://designbull.co.uk/pritchards-christmas-press-advertisement/): A full page press advertisement I designed for one of my Bath based clients, Pritchards estate agents. 
- [InCirro logo sketch ideas](https://designbull.co.uk/incirro-logo-sketch-ideas/): Working on a new logo design for a company call InCirro...
- [A look at trends in logo redesign](https://designbull.co.uk/a-look-at-trends-in-logo-redesign/): An interesting look at the latest logo design trends and why companies update their logos from 3D, Simple, and Colourful.
- [I Will Never Lego](https://designbull.co.uk/i-will-never-lego/): I Will Never Lego by ilovedoodle
- [Spike Jonze: Mourir Aupr?s de Toi (To die by your side)](https://designbull.co.uk/spike-jonze-to-die-by-your-side/)
- [ELLE magazine advertisement for Send a Cow](https://designbull.co.uk/elle-magazine-ad-for-send-a-cow/): After receiving a poor ad design from the publishers, I was asked by Send a Cow to re-design an advertisement which was going into the Christmas edition of ELLE magazine.
- [20 top tips for designing effective brand guidelines](https://designbull.co.uk/20-top-tips-brand-guidelines/): Very good how-to guide for brand guideline designers from those London-based guys at Saachi & Saachi.
- [How would you like your graphic design Infographic?](https://designbull.co.uk/how-would-you-like-your-graphic-design/): A witty, tongue-in-cheek infographic. Very honest and upfront! ( Originally found here)
- [Designing a great website: 15 expert tips](https://designbull.co.uk/designing-a-great-website-15-expert-tips/): Designing a great website: 15 expert tips: http://realbusiness.co.uk/advice_and_guides/designing-a-great-website-15-expert-tips
- [One page logo & full brand guidelines overview](https://designbull.co.uk/one-page-logo-full-brand-guidelines/): Slides from my brand guidelines presentation at The Bath Business Club. A short walk-through on what are brand guidelines and why they are important for any business or organisation. At the end I offer FREE layout of a one-page logo guideline.
- [What is Graphic Design?](https://designbull.co.uk/what-is-graphic-design/): A funny, tongue-in-cheek film that asks people on the streets of Melbourne the basic questions about graphic design. By Studio Pip and Co. and Dogma Productions with Andrew Pegler.
- [Brand Guidelines presentation](https://designbull.co.uk/brand-guidelines-presentation/): I presented at the ten minute slot for the Small Business Focus breakfast networking event on Thursday 26th May 2011. It was about Brand Guidelines and their importance for a small business.
- [Best advertisement campaign of 2010](https://designbull.co.uk/best-ad-campaign-of-2010/): The first airbourne guerilla campaign has been voted no.1 on various advertising sites for the world’s best ad in 2010. And you can see why… It’s got great copywriting, and brilliantly timed and didn’t cost the earth! I love the boldness and simplicity of it.
- [iPhone themed cupcakes!](https://designbull.co.uk/iphone-themed-cupcakes/): Check out these lovely cupcakes. From the Cupcake Decorating Championships at Ignite in New York, created by Nick Bilton and Danielle Bilton. (They remind me of Aardman Animations plasticine style!)
- [Web Designers vs. Web Developers infographic](https://designbull.co.uk/web-designers-vs-web-developers/): I love the fun and simplicity of infographics. Have you seen any good infographics? let me know, I’d love to see them! Here’s an interesting one I found showing US-based Web Designers vs. Web Developers…
- [My top 10 of logo designs gone wrong](https://designbull.co.uk/10-logo-designs-gone-wrong/): I’ve been wanting to write this article for a while now. Logos are everywhere, and are the face of a company or organisation. It has to convey it’s brand message across to as many
- [Going-There.com interactive Flash tour](https://designbull.co.uk/going-there-flash-tour/): Going-There are a busy relocation services company that has a presence in over 90 cities worldwide and have required on-going design services to fit their various marketing scheddules.
- [Relevant Risk logo identity, website and brand guidelines](https://designbull.co.uk/relevant-risk-logo-identity/): Bath-based graphic design and marketing communications agency, Designbull, designed?the logo identity and website for company Relevant Risk, whose website launched in July 2010.
- [Sneak peek of a logo I'm working on...](https://designbull.co.uk/sneak-peek-of-a-logo/): Tim Bennett & Associates new logo identity. Estate Agents
- ["I've never voted Tory before - turns out I didn't need to, thanks to Nick."](https://designbull.co.uk/ive-never-voted-tory/): If you’re fed up with the waiting for the next government, why not design your own party political poster here!?  
- [7 rules to understand design & designers poster](https://designbull.co.uk/7-rules-to-understand-designers/): This is a must-have for your office wall if you’re a designer! And I’m going to have to get one for our office..
- [Designbull's 10 top tips to creating a well-designed website](https://designbull.co.uk/designbulls-10-top-tips-website/): From my experience in working with businesses it is essential for a successful company to have a good website that stands out from the crowd. So here are my ten top tips to help you with your website design…
- [Wanted poster design (2003)](https://designbull.co.uk/wanted-poster-design/): I found this design scouring through my old portfolio and thought I’d share it online.
- [Clever use of Typography](https://designbull.co.uk/clever-use-of-typography/): Relevant to graphic design and advertising, here are some of my favourite ads seen recently that use wit and great design behind them:
- [A new global visual language for the BBC's digital services](https://designbull.co.uk/bbc-digital-guidelines/): If you are looking for one of the best standards in website design layouts, then the new BBC website homepage design will be your first port of call.
- [What Does Designbull Do - 2009 presentation](https://designbull.co.uk/what-does-designbull-do/): I have just returned from The Bath Business Club where I gave a presentation
- [Stretchy Festive Message](https://designbull.co.uk/stretchy-festive-message/): A short video message for the Festive season!
- [I don't do words...I do pictures](https://designbull.co.uk/i-dont-do-words-i-do-pictures/): For my recent one minute presentation at business networking club I’m a member of, The Bath Business Club, I created a number of white boards with what I wanted to say and also examples of work written on them, with music playing in the background. It was timed to make it within 60 seconds and […]
- [Bowen Leaflet design](https://designbull.co.uk/bowen-leaflet-design/): Neil Gibson is physiotherapist trained in the Bowen Technique. He not only treats people but has recently qualified to treat horses and their riders. Neil came to us with a rough layout in Word, we helped with the redesign and the final leaflet is shown here. (If you have any type of pain or injury, […]
- [On the right TRAC](https://designbull.co.uk/on-the-right-trac/): We have recently finished all the marketing material for a new online recruitment system called TRAC. They required a new brand logo identity, a mini brochure and roll up banner. Plus, working with zedcore a content managed website, which was delivered in time for their exhibition stand at a trade show this November. See their […]
- [Intro movie for Going-there.com presentation](https://designbull.co.uk/intro-movie-for-presentation/): My new client, going-there.com required marketing material for a presentation including a branded intro movie to be shown as the delegates entered the room at the start. To keep within their budget, I suggested purchasing a stock library movie and tweaking the Adobe After Effects source file to incorporate the going-there.com brand and logo.
- [Brejeiro, 'La Llorona' CD Album Art](https://designbull.co.uk/brejeiro-cd/): Brejeiro, one of the bands I play latin percussion in, asked me to design their new CD album. (You can have a listen to the album music on .)
- [The Physiotherapy Clinic rebrand](https://designbull.co.uk/the-physiotherapy-clinic-rebrand/): The Physiotherapy Clinic brand design, signage, hanging banner and Word templates
- [McNeil Commercial logo design](https://designbull.co.uk/mcneil-commercial-logo-design/): Just completed another logo design for a new start up company, McNeil Commercial, a commercial property consultancy. The client wanted a simple yet strong design which could be used throughout printed and online marketing material. Business cards were printed full colour, to enhance the black, with a matt laminate for protection.
- [Handsome IP animated banner ad](https://designbull.co.uk/handsome-ip-animated-banner-ad/): I have just finished creating another animated gif advertisment for an Intellectual Property Services client, Handsome IP.
- [The Bath Business Club](https://designbull.co.uk/the-bath-business-club/): The Bath Business Club has been successfully running independently for over a year.We hold weekly breakfast meetings every Tuesday at the Bath Rugby Club and this year decided to exhibit at the GWE Exhibition at the Assembly Rooms in Bath. It was a fantastic success, with 30 new visitors attending the Tuesday networking meeting. Our […]
- [Bring Innovation to Life - online banner advertising](https://designbull.co.uk/bring-innovation-to-life/): Bring Innovation to Life web advertising animation
- [Effective Branding for the Small Business](https://designbull.co.uk/branding-for-the-small-business/): On behalf of the Bath Ecademy group, organised by Richard Hill, I was asked to give a presentation about logo design and effective branding for small businesses.
- [Westland Advertisment](https://designbull.co.uk/westland-advertisment/): We created and designed an advertisment for one of our clients, Westland Construction for insertion into various publications.
- [Severnpoint branding](https://designbull.co.uk/severnpoint-branding/): Working with our associates, David from DWP Public Relations and Richard from E-CRM,
- [Working together is the key to success](https://designbull.co.uk/working-together/): The associate approach to marketing and communications proves successful for two Bath-based companies, Designbull Ltd. and DWP Public Relations Ltd.
- [New Send a Cow Lifeline newsletter](https://designbull.co.uk/lifeline-newsletter/): Designbull successfully won the pitch to redesign Send a Cow’s quarterly newsletter called “Lifeline”
- [Why Startups Outgrow Their Systems Faster Than They Expect](https://designbull.co.uk/why-startups-outgrow-their-systems-faster-than-they-expect/): The patchwork of spreadsheets and tools that runs your first few years stops coping at a stage you can predict. Here’s how to spot it before it breaks.
- [How did Art Deco Influence Graphic Design and Advertising?](https://designbull.co.uk/how-did-art-deco-influence-graphic-design-and-advertising/): Art Deco, originating in the 1920s and flourishing until the 1940s, served as a pivotal branding foundation. It significantly impacted art forms like graphic design and advertising. Emerging in response to World War I's chaos, it introduced optimism, luxury, and modernity, elements that continue to influence and inspire contemporary design and designers today.
- [Broadband Considerations for Small Online Businesses](https://designbull.co.uk/broadband-considerations-for-small-online-businesses/): Setting up an online business can help you reap several benefits, including wider customer reach, reduced costs, and increased revenue due to the accessibility of your products and services.
- [Clutch’s 2020 Report Features Designbull as Leading Web Design Agency.](https://designbull.co.uk/clutchs-2020-report-features-designbull-as-leading-web-design-agency/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Agile Branding and UX Design](https://designbull.co.uk/agile-branding-and-ux-design/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [The Importance of Having a Brand Foundation and a Business Plan](https://designbull.co.uk/importance-of-a-brand-and-business-plan/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Storytelling & Branding: A Match Made In Heaven](https://designbull.co.uk/storytelling-branding-a-match-made-in-heaven/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Ascent. A display font by Designbull](https://designbull.co.uk/ascent-font/): Ascent is my first font design created in Illustrator using FontSelf. A display font, that contains all uppercase characters, numbers and punctuation.
- [The Brand Foundations My Clients Use For a Successful Brand](https://designbull.co.uk/brand-foundations-my-clients-use-for-a-success/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Language Matters: How Copy Works With Your Brand](https://designbull.co.uk/how-copy-works-for-your-brand/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Free Brand and Logo Guidelines](https://designbull.co.uk/free-brand-logo-guidelines-template/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Design a prototype mobile app from idea to final design](https://designbull.co.uk/quick-prototyping-for-mobile/): If you have an idea for an app and are struggling to explain it to people, spend a few minutes reading this article and have a go designing the UI and UX yourself :)
- [Before you start a logo design answer these 8 questions](https://designbull.co.uk/before-you-start-a-logo-design/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [How to create a brand and website from scratch](https://designbull.co.uk/creating-a-brand-and-website-from-scratch/): Do you know the most scary, exciting thing about entrepreneurship? I believe it's that business is always changing and evolving. When you?re first getting things
- [8 Reasons Why You Need to Rebrand + Free Brand Worksheet!](https://designbull.co.uk/8-reasons-why-you-need-to-rebrand-free-brand-worksheet/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Seven Common Branding Mistakes Small Businesses Make](https://designbull.co.uk/seven-common-branding-mistakes-small-businesses-make/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [How can branding help your small business stand out? (Part 2)](https://designbull.co.uk/how-can-branding-help-your-small-business-stand-out-2/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [How can branding help your small business stand out? (Part 1)](https://designbull.co.uk/how-can-branding-help-your-small-business-stand-out/): As a business owner, you cannot control how customers think or feel about your company, but you can influence their responses to your brand by designing the elements you can control. In other words, how you design the brand identity elements will influence the brand's image held by your audience.
- [Branding with Authenticity is What Today's Consumers Demand](https://designbull.co.uk/branding-with-authenticity-is-what-todays-consumers-demand/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [A branding interview with Andy from Designbull](https://designbull.co.uk/interview-with-andy-from-designbull/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Design a Logo in 5 Steps](https://designbull.co.uk/design-a-logo-in-5-steps/): My logo design process I use today in five steps: Before we even start putting pen to paper, we make sure we have clearly defined the business, and make sure they are happy it fits with the goals, aspirations and budget.
- [5 questions to ask if you really need a brand](https://designbull.co.uk/5-questions-to-ask-on-branding/): We are overwhelmed with choices today, suffering from sensory overload. People are looking for simplicity, authenticity and clarity ? and your prospective customers will look to someone that talks to them and understands their problem.
- [Free Tool To Start Your Brand Strategy Today](https://designbull.co.uk/free-tool-to-start-your-brand-strategy-today/): The lack of funds, time and human resources are a pain for small business owners. This is the exact reason why small businesses will need to invest in developing a well-thought out plan to target their marketing efforts on where they?re needed the most.
- [How much does a logo design cost?](https://designbull.co.uk/how-much-should-i-pay-for-a-logo-design/): This is a question that I often get asked. And it's a good question, because I would want to know if I were in their shoes and want the best for my exciting new business venture. Well, luckily I'm a logo designer so I'll be able to answer this :)
- [3 Reasons Why Business Start-ups Fail & What You can Learn](https://designbull.co.uk/3-reasons-why-business-start-ups-fail-what-you-can-learn/): I've seen many business start-ups grow with success and some unfortunately fail. Why? There are some figures that claim as many as 90% of startups will ultimately lose money. And money pays the bills. So why do so many startups fail and more importantly, what can you do differently?
- [3 Core Elements Every Successful Brand Should Have](https://designbull.co.uk/3-core-elements-every-successful-brand-should-have/): The three core elements that successful brands encapsulate and consistently communicate with their target consumer and other stakeholders are referred to as the Three Brand Ps; Promise, Positioning and Performance.
- [How to successfully rebrand a growing consultancy](https://designbull.co.uk/how-to-successfully-rebrand-a-growing-it-consultancy/): A step by step article on how Designbull successfully rebranded Accellier, a business process IT consultancy
- [Positioning and Roadmapping your Business for Success](https://designbull.co.uk/positioning-and-roadmapping-your-business-for-success/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Why I don't do free pitching](https://designbull.co.uk/why-i-dont-do-free-pitching/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [What does a UX/UI designer do anyway?](https://designbull.co.uk/what-does-a-uxui-designer-do-anyway/): When I first read about the definition of the term ?UX/UI? means, I realised that it?s what I?ve been mostly doing all along these past few years. I just didn?t know it was a defined role.
- [The Power of Persuasion in Advertising and Branding](https://designbull.co.uk/the-power-of-persuasion/): The word 'persuade' comes from the latin root word, persuadere, from per- 'through, to completion' + suadere 'advise'. In promoting our services or products, we are advising or helping a customer through to fulfilling their needs.
- [What is your Brand Archetype?](https://designbull.co.uk/what-is-your-brand-archetype/): In psychology archetypes help to understand who a person is, but brand archetypes also work well for corporate brands. They help define an organisation?s strengths, their values and beliefs, and clarify their brand and identity.
- [67 logo designs in 67 seconds](https://designbull.co.uk/67-logo-designs-in-67-seconds/): I undertook an exercise of looking round my office on Friday just to see how many logos I could find in over a minute. I found over 67 logos.
- [My 3 stage process to creating a professional logo identity](https://designbull.co.uk/my-3-stage-process-to-creating-a-professional-logo-identity/): In this article I will reveal the step by step process I go through in creating a logo identity for an organisation. It will provide some insights into the time taken in not only the thought process behind creating the logo, but also the design and use of the logo itself.
- [How to choose the right typeface for your website](https://designbull.co.uk/how-to-choose-the-right-typeface-for-your-website/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Is your Website Mobile-Friendly? [Infographic]](https://designbull.co.uk/is-your-website-mobile-friendly-infographic/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [7 Tips on Preparing and Presenting a Branding talk](https://designbull.co.uk/how-to-prepare-and-present-a-branding-talk/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Creating a Brand Story in Design](https://designbull.co.uk/guide-to-creating-a-brand-story-in-design/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Food typography in logos](https://designbull.co.uk/food-typography-in-logos/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [What is a brand? [Infographic]](https://designbull.co.uk/what-is-a-brand-infographic/): This infographic is a simple explanation into what a brand is, what a brand identity is and what a logo is.
- [What Is Your Competitive Advantage?](https://designbull.co.uk/what-is-your-competitive-advantage/): In marketing there's always more than one angle when it comes to approaching a problem or an opportunity. In this article I'll look at differentiation and establishing competitive advantage from the product offering perspective. 
- [Is your brand identity working as hard as you are?](https://designbull.co.uk/is-your-brand-identity-working-as-hard-as-you-are/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [What are brand guidelines and why do I need them?](https://designbull.co.uk/what-are-brand-guidelines-and-why-do-i-need-them/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Moose logo design - work in progress](https://designbull.co.uk/moose-logo-design-work-in-progress/): I'm currently working on completing a logo identity project for a new coffee shop opening in Bath called, Moose Coffee House. 
- [8 tips to creating a design credentials pitch for a client](https://designbull.co.uk/8-tips-to-creating-a-design-credentials-pitch-for-a-client/): I often get asked as part of a design proposal what the process is for a design project, who we are, what do we charge and have you done anything similar to what we want? This article I'll be showing you my recent credentials pitch document I've put together for new client proposals
- [What can a small business learn from Fitness First's rebrand?](https://designbull.co.uk/what-can-a-small-business-learn-from-fitness-firsts-rebrand/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Why is emotional appeal central to brand building?](https://designbull.co.uk/why-is-emotional-appeal-central-to-brand-building/): Brand positioning is a combination of both rational and emotional appeals. Although they're both important elements, we see that the emotional appeal is central to most known brands today - especially for brand positioning and emotional brand loyalty.
- [The Power of Icons](https://designbull.co.uk/the-power-of-icons/): What icons are and where they come from, what makes a good icon and what makes a bad icon? How do you go about developing iconography for your, or your client's brand? I also talked about an area of my specialism, which is the use of icons in interfaces, apps and mobile platforms. 
- [15 Logo Design Trends of 2014](https://designbull.co.uk/15-logo-design-trends-of-2014/): If you?re in the process of changing your logo design, or planning a refresh of your existing business brand, then this article will come in very handy for you...
- [Graphic Design - a good return on your investment?](https://designbull.co.uk/graphic-design-return-on-your-investment/): Working for a variety of businesses with their marketing team to create a variety of graphic design needs, from logo design, website designs, email designs and a few advertising campaigns, I find this question always niggles at the back of my mind: Did they get any good return on their investment?
- [Psychology of good design](https://designbull.co.uk/psychology-of-good-design/): Have you ever noticed how you choose which branded products to put in your shopping basket?
- [Do logos effect your buying decisions? (Infographic)](https://designbull.co.uk/do-logos-effect-your-buying-decisions/): Why are logos big business for the best brands? Logos are the most valuable intangible asset of a company. In this infographic we look at the colour, cost, value, and other trivia about the world?s most famous logos.
- [What Makes a Good Logo Design Company](https://designbull.co.uk/what-makes-a-good-logo-design-company/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Design is everything, without it we have no business.](https://designbull.co.uk/design-is-everything/): The biggest issue in the design industry is showing a new business a return on their investment in design. You can't clearly define the outcomes on a company rebrand or a brochure design in a years' time? 
- [5 marketing tips from a rice merchant in ancient China](https://designbull.co.uk/5-marketing-tips-from-a-rice-merchant-in-ancient-china/): Good stories are hard to come by. I was lucky enough to come across with this simple yet insightful story when doing a research on Relationship Marketing. The story was told by Dr Christian Gr?nroos, who is a pioneering academic in the subject of Relationship Marketing.  
- [Why start a business in the UK?](https://designbull.co.uk/why-start-a-business-in-the-uk/): An insightful infographic from Smarta giving useful stats and answers to how many set up shop in 2013 in the UK and why. 
- [Do I need a tagline for my logo?](https://designbull.co.uk/what-is-a-tagline/): Like distilling a fine whiskey, it is hard to get right and takes time to create a good tagline. From a simple descriptor or an emotive tagline, a deep understanding for each business brand and how they perceive themselves is key.
- [Say NO to Reindeers this Christmas!](https://designbull.co.uk/say-no-to-reindeers-this-christmas/): As part of the festivities, I thought I'd try my hand at creating a Typeform that simulates designing your very own Xmas bull!
- [Great looking website. What about the content?](https://designbull.co.uk/great-looking-website-what-about-the-content/): You have a website that looks great and works well but how professional is its written content? Numerous reports have shown how potential customers are put off by poorly written copy and have highlighted the benefits of getting your material professionally edited.
- [5 tips for strong, memorable passwords that are difficult to crack](https://designbull.co.uk/5-tips-for-strong-memorable-passwords-that-are-difficult-to-crack/): Hardly a week goes by without one organisation or another being hacked and user account details and password files being made public on the internet. Is there any hope that our passwords will be safe?
- [Does my business need to rebrand?](https://designbull.co.uk/does-my-business-need-to-rebrand/): We live in an ever-changing world. Businesses change direction, companies grow, markets contract and new competitors arrive on the scene. To fit into this business environment, to have to constantly evolve, as no brand remains the same forever.
- [Get free PR from the Guardian Small Business Network](https://designbull.co.uk/get-free-pr-from-the-guardian-small-business-network/): The Guardian Small Business Network is a dedicated community where you can gain access to best practice resources, expert advice, live Q&As and entrepreneur blogs. They send out regular showcase campaigns for you to enter a story about your small business on a relevant subject.
- [The Value of Design](https://designbull.co.uk/the-value-of-design/): The Design Council has been working with the Arts & Humanities Research Council to measure the value that design thinking brings to small businesses.
- [Hightail: Explaining the new name for YouSendIt](https://designbull.co.uk/hightail-explaining-the-new-name-for-yousendit/): Yousendit changed their name and rebranded to 'Hightail'.  Without an explanation, the name change doesn't make any sense to existing users of the service and is very American-centric and strange? 
- [Thomas Cook bland rebrand](https://designbull.co.uk/thomas-cook-bland-rebrand/): The rebranded Thomas Cook Group is a ?sunny? shining orange heart and will appear with a new strapline: ?Let?s go!? (...back home - this hotel is crap!). 
- [Logo designs and branding styles from Turkey](https://designbull.co.uk/logo-designs-and-branding-styles-from-turkey/): From banks to shoe shops, convenient stores to furniture stores. And they all have branding to advertise themselves through their signage, packaging or advertising. This year I have noticed that these logos and designs are now catching my eye. 
- [3 ways good design can help you sell more](https://designbull.co.uk/3-ways-good-design-can-help-you-sell-more/): Spending money to work with an expert graphic designer can seem like a frivolity, especially to smaller businesses where there just isn?t much of it. This is because people often can?t see any cause and effect between what your company looks like, and how much you sell.
- [dorset cereals. Love the taste, but what?s going on with the?copy?](https://designbull.co.uk/dorset-cereals-love-the-taste-but-whats-going-on-with-the-copy/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Brand awareness starts from a young age](https://designbull.co.uk/brand-awareness-starts-from-a-young-age/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [6 steps to plan your social media strategy](https://designbull.co.uk/6-steps-to-plan-your-social-media-strategy/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Has your website caught up with your customers yet?](https://designbull.co.uk/responsive-design-is-the-future/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Trademarking is it Totally Meaningless?!](https://designbull.co.uk/tm-totally-meaningless/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Testimonials, a powerful marketing tool?](https://designbull.co.uk/testimonials-a-powerful-marketing-tool/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Logo design trends for 2013](https://designbull.co.uk/logo-design-trends-for-2013/): Another year has gone by and the new logo design predictions from logolounge.com have been released. A selections of 15 various styles from Badge designs to Eyelets.
- [Daft Punk album lettering design from the 80's?](https://designbull.co.uk/daft-punk-album-lettering-design-from-the-80s/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Do you judge a book by its cover design?](https://designbull.co.uk/judge-book-by-design/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Photography icon design cheatsheet](https://designbull.co.uk/photography-cheatsheet/): I found this great Photography Cheatsheet below which shows the simple icon designs on DSLRs and explains each one. Very useful if you're starting out in photography.
- [Czech Radio rebrand video presentation](https://designbull.co.uk/czech-radio-rebrand-video-presentation/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Video using typographic cutout lightboxes](https://designbull.co.uk/dream-video-using-typographic-cutout-lightboxes/): The track is by the Husbands - titled "Dream" and it was shot using typographic cutout lightboxes.
- [Infographic: Global Design Trends 2013](https://designbull.co.uk/design-trends-2013/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Spotify's simplified their brand logo identity](https://designbull.co.uk/spotifys-simplified-their-brand-logo-identity/): There has been a trend lately for companies to simplify their logos and Spotify is one such well-known company who has recently updated their logomark and appealing to a wider audience. 
- [9 Reasons it?s Time to Rebrand](https://designbull.co.uk/9-reasons-its-time-to-rebrand/): Is it time to rebrand - useful read in making that positive decision!
- [Fall in love with your business again...](https://designbull.co.uk/fall-in-love-with-your-business-again/): This month, we sent out a number of mailers to specific businesses. It contained a 'Valentines' style card with the message, "Fall in love with you business again" to raise awareness of the importance of their brand appearance. 
- [FREE Business Brand Analysis](https://designbull.co.uk/free-brand-analysis/): We're offering a FREE Business Brand Analysis to five businesses this month!  If you would like to be one, please fill out the form below. You don?t have to be local to Bath UK, as we can easily do the Business Brand Analysis over the phone or Skype.  
- [Animated logos](https://designbull.co.uk/animated-logo/): Have you ever noticed more and more animated video logos as part of a new brand launch or rebrand?
- [New University of California logo protest](https://designbull.co.uk/university-of-california-logo/): The new logo and brand identity for the University of California has been launched - but to a great backlash.
- [Explaining Logo Design Budgets to Clients](https://designbull.co.uk/explaining-logo-design-budgets-to-clients/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Jason Smith - An identity in its most basic form is a name.](https://designbull.co.uk/an-identity-in-its-most-basic-form-is-a-name/): An identity in its most basic form is a name. 
- [Brand New Talk in brief](https://designbull.co.uk/brand-new-talk-in-brief/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [What is a domain name?](https://designbull.co.uk/whatisadomainname/): Nominet, who is responsible for the smooth and secure running of your .uk domain has launched a campaign to highlight that co.uk is ?A Great Place To Be?.
- [What is Responsive Web Design?](https://designbull.co.uk/what-is-responsive-web-design/): Today in 2012, the number of people who access the web using a mobile device has doubled since 2010. Responsive web design is now the future.
- [Top ten logos for inspiration](https://designbull.co.uk/top-ten-logos-for-inspiration/): Here are my top ten favourite logos I have found over the past week...  
- [Ryan Carson's talk at Creative Bath](https://designbull.co.uk/ryan-carsons-talk-at-creative-bath/): An inspiring talk that Ryan Carson gave at creativebath.org on August 2, 2012. I missed it but glad it's up online now.
- [Optimise Prezi presentation](https://designbull.co.uk/optimise-prezi/): Just started working on a new Prezi presentation for a new product, Optimise. 
- [The truth about small business branding](https://designbull.co.uk/the-truth-about-small-business-branding/): I just came across this very informative infographic based on a survey of almost 1,000 creative professionals, freelancers and printers. 
- [London Olympic 2012 icon designs](https://designbull.co.uk/london-olympic-2012-icon-designs/): I've just downloaded the iPad app for the London Olympics and saw how refreshing the new Olympic icon designs are. 
- [Enhance your website with an animated video](https://designbull.co.uk/enhance-your-website-with-an-animated-video/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [London 2012 chairman, Sebastian Coe on the logo design we all know (and love now?)](https://designbull.co.uk/london-2012-logo-quote/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [What is spec work or pitch work?](https://designbull.co.uk/what-is-spec-work/): Designers often get asked to do work for free...
- [London 2012 Summer Olympics title sequence unveiled](https://designbull.co.uk/london-2012-summer-olympics-title-sequence-unveiled/): The BBC has released their new, animated title sequence for the 2012 London Olympic Games. 

## Pages

- [C-Breez](https://designbull.co.uk/cbreez/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [ggmr](https://designbull.co.uk/ggmr/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [i4c Cashflow UI](https://designbull.co.uk/i4c-cashflow-ui/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Trapeze Group](https://designbull.co.uk/trapeze/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Brand Masterclass](https://designbull.co.uk/brand-masterclass/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Free Brand Business Plan Template](https://designbull.co.uk/brand-biz-plan/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Validify](https://designbull.co.uk/validify/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Breakthrough](https://designbull.co.uk/breakthrough/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [My Demo Product Sales Page](https://designbull.co.uk/getdemoproduct/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Website Hosting & Support](https://designbull.co.uk/website-support/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Thank you for your purchase!](https://designbull.co.uk/thank-you-for-your-purchase/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Registration](https://designbull.co.uk/registration/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Courses](https://designbull.co.uk/courses/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Apprentice registration page](https://designbull.co.uk/apprentice-registration-page/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Brand Guidelines Pack](https://designbull.co.uk/brand-guidelines-package/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Success stories](https://designbull.co.uk/success-stories/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Products](https://designbull.co.uk/products/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Checkout-Result](https://designbull.co.uk/stripe-checkout-result/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Trac Systems](https://designbull.co.uk/tracsystems/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Ex1 Cosmetics](https://designbull.co.uk/ex1/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Landing page](https://designbull.co.uk/landing-page/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Active](https://designbull.co.uk/active/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Brand & Website Packages For Small Businesses](https://designbull.co.uk/all-services/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Roadmapping & Strategy](https://designbull.co.uk/roadmap/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Logo Design Package](https://designbull.co.uk/logo-design-package/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Let's Work Together](https://designbull.co.uk/lets-work-together/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Archives](https://designbull.co.uk/archives/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Brand & Website Design](https://designbull.co.uk/brand-website-design/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [i4c](https://designbull.co.uk/i4c/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Going-There](https://designbull.co.uk/going-there/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Quiz](https://designbull.co.uk/quiz/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Cookie Policy](https://designbull.co.uk/cookie-policy/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Disclaimer](https://designbull.co.uk/disclaimer/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Privacy Policy](https://designbull.co.uk/privacy-policy/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [webinar replay](https://designbull.co.uk/webinar-replay/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Thanks](https://designbull.co.uk/thanks/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Breakthrough Session](https://designbull.co.uk/breakthrough-session/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Lets Talk](https://designbull.co.uk/lets-talk/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Taurus Real Estate](https://designbull.co.uk/taurus-real-estate/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Nakono](https://designbull.co.uk/nakono/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Watertight Marketing](https://designbull.co.uk/watertight-marketing/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Thai By The Weir](https://designbull.co.uk/thai-by-the-weir/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Mus Coffee](https://designbull.co.uk/mus-coffee/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [BodyMe](https://designbull.co.uk/bodyme/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Aio](https://designbull.co.uk/aio/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [KDS](https://designbull.co.uk/kds/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Logo collection](https://designbull.co.uk/logo-collection/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Quickmove Removals](https://designbull.co.uk/quickmove-removals/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Logo Design Service](https://designbull.co.uk/logo-design-service/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Brand and Website Design](https://designbull.co.uk/brand-and-website-design/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Brand services](https://designbull.co.uk/brand-services/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [FAQ](https://designbull.co.uk/faq/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [AgencyBox](https://designbull.co.uk/agencybox/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Portfolio](https://designbull.co.uk/portfolio/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Project Brief](https://designbull.co.uk/project-brief/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Thanks for Downloading Brand Report](https://designbull.co.uk/thanks-for-downloading/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Thank you!](https://designbull.co.uk/thank-you/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [How to Make Your Brand Promise Unique & Relevant](https://designbull.co.uk/how-to-make-your-brand-promise-unique-relevant/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Free Report 2016](https://designbull.co.uk/free-report-bathexpo2016/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [GT Global Tracker](https://designbull.co.uk/gt-tracker/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Free Crash Course on Creating an Impactful Brand!](https://designbull.co.uk/subscribe/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Brand Strategy & Positioning](https://designbull.co.uk/brand-strategy-positioning/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Services](https://designbull.co.uk/services/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Roadmapping & Brand Strategy](https://designbull.co.uk/roadmapping/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Logo & Brand Identity creation](https://designbull.co.uk/logo-design-brand-identity/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Website, UX & UI development](https://designbull.co.uk/mobile-website-design/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Designbull Logo Gallery](https://designbull.co.uk/logo-gallery/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Logo Identity Guide Prices](https://designbull.co.uk/logo-design-guide-prices/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Presentation Design](https://designbull.co.uk/presentation-design/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Graphic Design Services](https://designbull.co.uk/graphic-design-services/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [twitters](https://designbull.co.uk/twitters/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [About our brand and user experience design services in Bath](https://designbull.co.uk/about-2/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Logo Design Worksheet](https://designbull.co.uk/logo-design-worksheet/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Home](https://designbull.co.uk/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Responsive Web Design](https://designbull.co.uk/responsive-web-design-worksheet/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Why choose us?](https://designbull.co.uk/graphic-design-bath-testimonials/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Designbull's Terms & Conditions](https://designbull.co.uk/terms/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Professional, hand-crafted logo designs](https://designbull.co.uk/logo-design2/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Contact us](https://designbull.co.uk/contact/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [Portfolio](https://designbull.co.uk/graphic-design-portfolio/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]
- [blog](https://designbull.co.uk/graphic-design-blog/): Every founder remembers the early setup. A couple of spreadsheets, an accounting tool, a shared inbox, maybe a CRM someone signed up for on a free trial and never upgraded. It was cheap, it was quick, and for a good while it worked. That patchwork is how almost every growing business runs its first few years, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s exactly right for where you are.The problem is that it doesn’t tell you when it’s about to stop being right. It just holds together in the background, until one day it doesn’t.That’s the part founders rarely see coming. […]

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