Better Co.

Branding is one of the biggest things to focus on when building any business, large or small. In an increasingly competitive world, it’s important to find your edge, your niche and your audience. It’s more than a logo – a brand lives and evolves in the minds and hearts of potential clients. It all comes down to how your business looks, how you speak and how you act that becomes your brand.

Newspaper ads. Are not brochures. Keep messaging simple. And to the point.

Brochures keep you physically and mentally in front of customers - a highly valuable place, in such a fast paced, digital world.

Type placement REALLY matters.

Having a home office gives our clients a huge advantage during these unsettling times. Although our staff are all currently working remotely due to Covid-19, and I miss seeing them each day, our clients benefit from the seamless and efficient turn around they’ve grown accustomed to.

Thank you Knish Shop for dinner!!

Social distancing. I get it. Brands want to stay relevant at a time when pretty much no one wants to buy a car or a Big Mac. But a quick Photoshop job isn’t the solution. Brands will have to be more creative - and more sensitive - if they want to lure customers at a time when pay cuts are abundant and patience runs thin.

Businesses are changing their mode of operation and must get the info out fast to keep their businesses afloat. We’re here to support you and can do so with relative speed. Request for these double-sided flyers came in this morning —— they’re already printed and distributed.

January 27th is Holocaust Memorial Day. To commemorate, we’re showcasing a Holocaust Memorial Wall which we designed, fabricated and installed Summer 2019.

Client called with a challenge: “We sold a ‘Holocaust Memorial Wall’ as part of our building campaign - but have absolutely no idea what that is!” After much research, sketches and planning - Malka Designs developed this 20 foot wide wall. Notice the children’s names - with ages, lining the background, very appropriate as this was designed and installed within an elementary school. Six flames marking the 6 million Jews murdered. And Hebrew passage from the Torah stating “Remember. Don’t forget.”