Colors in Business: How to Find Your Best Brand Colors

With millions to choose from, how do you find a color combination that works for your business?

I’m Pamela Wilson, and I LOVE teaching non-designers the basics of design so they can master visual marketing — and use it to grow their businesses!

Color is one of the most-remembered elements of your visual brand.

When you choose the right colors early on, and then use them consistently over time, your business will become associated with those colors.

Using great brand colors in business doesn’t have to be confusing …

My FREE “Color Confusion Resolved” guide gives you quick guidance so you can choose your best colors now

Who should I send the color guide to?

Choose two main colors to start

Color works best when used sparingly and consistently. To start, pick two main colors to represent your business and your brand. Then you can look for an “accent color” to use in places where you want to attract extra attention, like call-to-action buttons and links.

For a brief guide that will help you choose your brand colors, register for the Color Confusion Resolved guide above.

Learn more in my FREE visual marketing workshop, Brand Your Business with Stunning Visuals in 30 Minutes or Less! — details at the bottom of this page.

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How to use visual marketing like a pro (even if you’re “not artistic”)

There’s a lot you can do with your brand colors once you choose them. You can use them to make ALL your visual marketing stand out!

Register for my free on-demand branding workshop to discover how to use your brand colors to create stunning visuals you can use on your website, in ads, on social media, and in your email marketing … even if you’re not a designer.

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