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Well it's been a hot minute but it's never to late to show a design. So here's one I did recently

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Had this design done for a good friend, who is into affiliate marketing.

It was quite an interesting design, at first I was skeptical about using the pop out effect cause it was my first time trying it out and also I had to cut out different pieces of different images to get the model, the tablet and the cash together. After that it was just all out arranging the text.

Its quite satisfying the way everything turned out perfectly.

Worked on this design for a live concert on University of Nigeria Nsukka. Not done yet as more details are yet to be finalized. Hit us up we would love to work with you.

Hi guys, would love to introduce you guys to my new startup with our main aim being to keeping humans relevant by boosting human intelligence. You all my fam and I thought you all should know. Follow us to be up to date when our first product would release.

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Its been long.
Well Happy Halloween 😈💀
Hope you had a scary day

WHAT YOUR BRAND NAME SAYS...

When it comes to a brand's name it might not seem like a big deal but it definitely is. But why?

Every customer loves to be a part of a brand as they see it as a culture. Customers would always want convenient ways of identifying, remembering, discussing, or even comparing brands.

A brand's name says a lot about a brand, and when that mixes with or sounds similar to another brand it's very easy for customers to fall into the trap of misidentification.

Misidentification could be a very big deal especially for brands having different core values as customers tend to identify with a brand 'cause of their values.

And it's good to know that bigger brands are now taking this seriously and are willing to file a lawsuit on any brand that is sounding similar to theirs as they see it as a way for that smaller brand to gain easy access to fame.

But why do so many brand names sound alike?

Because most of the good names have been taken.

It’s vital that a brand's name is distinctive, authentic, memorable, and enduring, so it resonates with your target audience.

Looking closely we could notice that different word sounds carry different instinctive meanings attached to them. This could be proven by giving a wide audience two words 'Mil' and 'Mal' and telling them to assign each word as a label to a bigger table and a smaller table. It is highly probable that the bigger is named Mal 'cause of its instinctive connection to 'max' and vice-versa

Certain names evoke certain thoughts and that's why it is wise that when settling for a name, it is distinctive, short, spellable, pronounceable, likable, portable, and protectable.

It is better for a brand to go for a name that evokes no thought at all than go for a name that has a bad thought attached to it, as going for a name without any instinctive picture gives them a large land for free to grow whatever crop they want.

Here's one pro tip...

Always dot your brand's t's and i's before you settle for a name no matter how small that brand might be because it might become a big one tomorrow and you could spend a lot either trying to get out of a lawsuit or trying to buy out a domain name just to suit your brand 'cause once a brand name is accepted by its audience it could be really hard to change it.

As we celebrate world metal health I thought some tips might come in handy.

To be honest I have been a victim of depression and other metal health hazards but thankfully I have been able to pull out and continue living... I know of people who have died because they just couldn't handle most of it but thankfully most of us are still surviving

would post some igtv content soon to talk or about this matter but till then here are some tips to help you stabilize ur mental health.