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Say No to Free Pitching

Free pitching is a term used to describe the supply of design services without payment. Free pitching may be initiated by a customer who requests the provision of free services, or it may be initiated by a designer who provides free services in the hopes of later payment. Free pitching is condemned by professional design organisations around the world. Free pitching undermines the value of design services and destroys the professional standing of designers. Free pitching has many forms On the client side there are many ways, both obvious and disguised, in which designers are encouraged to provide their skills for free. In general a professional designer should avoid providing their skills for free except in genuine cases of charity or in competitions where there is no intent to avoid the purchase of professional services. On the designer side designers initiating free pitching as a marketing method is a very messy area. It is a continuum that ranges from the blatant to the apparently i

The power of visual marketing

Visual marketing is powerful because vivid images carry the potential to impart emotional impact. Marketing that connects on an emotional level is exceptionally effective. In fact, these days, if you are not telling the story of your business in images on Pinterest and Instagram … you are doing something wrong. These websites allow you the rare opportunity to take your customers behind the scenes. They give your brand an identity and make your company appear trustworthy. Many brands have seen remarkable returns from simply asking their customers to take pictures of themselves engaging in their product or service. These images provide social proof that your service is valuable, and most customers are happy to engage in these contests just for the chance to win an inexpensive prize. Visual marketing is so powerful that companies and universities are pouring large sums of money into programs that assess how people respond after viewing promotional material. In fact, corporations have crea

10 unique accommodations in Malaysia

If you think 5 stars hotels and resorts are too mainstream, here are the 10 unique accommodations in Malaysia you should experience at least once in your lifetime. One thing that’s guaranteed is an experience you will never forget. Are you ready to go on an exploration? Let’s check it out! 1. Time Capsule Retreat @ Pahang Image Credit: Timecapsuleretreat.wix.com Quiet and cozy little family run retreat located in the middle of the Sungai Lembing Town, Kuantan, Time Capsule Retreat was started as a weird idea from a young entrepreneur, Kevin Young, 26, to help improve his father’s resort. Facing a lush forest reserve with great views, cool temperatures and great ambiance, Time Capsule Retreat is a perfect getaway for relaxation and serenity. The rooms like capsule or tubes? Each culvert is fitted with warm lighting, a queen-size bed and an air conditioning unit. However, the occupants have to use the shared bathrooms at an open-air jacuzzi nearby. A hole was made on the top of each cap

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Pasir panjang 4.163173,100.688482 吉灵丸 4.227358,100.574521 Gopeng 4.474166,101.16735 Kelly castle 4.474418,107.087748 Tasik temenggor 5.551577,101.34715 日莱峰 Gunung jerai 5.786793,100.433141

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