Graphic Design Services,
Creative & Speech Writing,
Web Site Design & Public Relations Consulting
Tactical
Graphic Design
provides a wide range of professional graphic
design and writing services aimed to provide everything from
a ' leap in - leap out' fix, to comprehensive identity packages that merge
corporate identity with web, print and public relations tasks.
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Graphic
Design & Illustration Work
• Original Logos
& Crests • Technical Illustration • Web Graphics •
• Brochures & Posters • Corporate Identity Packages •
Good
graphic
design is important because you
have three to five seconds to capture your visitor's attention and curiosity.
An exit from your page, printed or online, is a finger flip away on
a page corner or mouse button. The first 'information' a viewer internalizes
about your offering is visual and therefore your visuals must make a
strong, immediate statement.
Remember, you don't get a second chance
to make a good first impression! Tactical Graphic Design will
provide you with crisp, imaginative and informative visuals that
ensure you stand out and demand their attention.
From
a professionally designed logo and developing a corporate ID to
illustrations and photo-work, your image will immediately
distinguish you.
Logos & Crests - Design Samples
Sample
Illustrations Drawings
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Copy Writing Services
• Creative • Technical • Publicity & Advertorial
• Scientific & Engineering • Speeches •
• Political Papers • Ghost Writing • Copy Writing and Editing •
From slogans to speeches
and everything in between, effective copy writing must do two things. It must inform
directly and
impress indirectly.
This is accomplished where the use of words is accurate
to the subject matter, and competent in its composition. The dual messages,
one obvious and one subliminal, are that the offering is credible (the
obvious) and the person or organization behind the offering is credible
(the subliminal.) Often this is best accomplished with the simplicity
and economy of words as opposed to the reverse.
For instance, a public
company is looking for investment in a highly sophisticated item. Engineering
documents and reports are impressive ...to other engineers. However,
the average person looking to invest a portion of his or her income
is more likely to be confused than impressed. Therefore it becomes necessary
to blend the technical merits, in simplified language, with the logical
benefits of financial participation through investment. In this way
the non-engineer's decision process is shortened because he or she is
able to comprehend the merits of the design as well as the usefulness
(and therefore potential!) of the item in question.
Public Relations Speech Sample
Self-Help
Booklet -
Healthy Relationships
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Professional Web Site
Design
• Full Web Site Design
and Construction • Web Site Re-Design •
• Web Site Management and Updates •
The web is here to stay...
period. Despite claims by some web developers, an internet presence
is not "essential" to every business or endeavor. Nor can it
supplant the traditional means of promotion and advertising.
The web is effective when your market or audience potential extends
beyond local exposure, and when used in conjunction with your print
and even television efforts. Local concerns can augment with a
website so long as it does not dominate the promotional budget. The
first issue that must be addressed is 'if' the web is appropriate
for your endeavor.
That being determined, the next step is development of an
informative and credible website. The final step is the research and
optimization phase wherein the 'behind-the-scenes components of the
site are fine-tuned to appeal to search engines which are at the
very heart of success on the internet. Simply submitting a website
to an engine, or paying an organization to submit it for you, to one
or four hundred engines, is simply not adequate and will ultimately
disappoint.
Ask yourself this... What good is it to have a fabulous website
submitted to hundreds of engines if that site resides on page 20, or
50 or 200 of search returns? The answer is 'none" ...the fact is
that very rarely does anyone get past the first few pages of returns
before either finding something they can use, or refining their
search and going elsewhere.
Web Site Design Policy
Note:
Tactical Communications
maintains a general policy to keep web site design as simple as possible.
Many web users still access the web on dial up connections and with
older and/or less sophisticated computers. In order to not alienate
these individuals from full appreciation of a web site's content, we
avoid complex scripting such as Java and Flash where ever possible,
preferring descriptive graphics / illustrations and informative content.
We believe that access to the content of your web site should not be
dependent upon technical capabilities ...just curiosity and need.
Web Site Design Samples
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Public Relations
Consulting
• Corporate Image • Trouble Shooting • Public
Speaking •
• PR Campaign Consulting • TSR / CSR Scripting •
Image, structure and effectiveness...
key concerns where your public presence is concerned. The public
relations consulting
process examines what is 'out there' for viewing, its consistency and
the consistency of internal documents, variations of public perception
of what is seen and why, and what steps can be taken to spruce up, focus
and present your offering in the most effective (and therefore cost-effective)
manner. All aspects are considered from facsimile stationery, to logo
and font consistency, to color consistency and promotional methods.
From there a plan can be presented.
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Test Advertizing Effectiveness for Yourself!
Here is an advertizing test you can do for yourself. It's called
the "www test'. Simply spend one hour searching a variety of topics with a
search engine. Look at sites that are in the first ten returns, then look
at sites on page 20 or 50 or beyond and assess for yourself the impressions
that are made on you and why.
A second test you can do is to begin collecting printed
advertizing material from newspaper
inserts, to rack materials in various establishments you visit randomly or
regularly. Once you have small collection of advertisements, lay it all out on a large surface
and let your eyes roam. You will discover quickly the difference between well
designed (effective) advertisements and those that have been cobbled together where the concern
was more to economy that quality.
The final step is to ask yourself the following question;
"What impression would I prefer for my efforts?"
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