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Tag Archives: easy to use
Variety is the spice of life! One of the greatest benefits of your Retriever Digital Signage is that it’s quick and simple to build, design, and schedule. As a result, many of our customers “set it and forget it.” Which, is a … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Design, Digital Signage, DRM Productions
Tagged business goals, design process, DRM Productions, easy to use, effective, Human Resources, Retriever Digital Signage, signage
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In the past decade, a wealth of new advertising tools have exploded into our culture, and that’s a good thing… mostly. Marketing professionals can barely bat their eyes without having a new tool roll out, a new channel, a new option. It’s an amazing time … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Digital Signage, DRM Productions, Media
Tagged advertising, DRM Productions, ease of use, easy, easy to use, effective, interface design, marketing, marketing tools, Retriever Digital Signage, signage
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As you design your Retriever Digital Signage campaigns, you’ll want to make sure that you have an effective strategy for both the communication and the responsibility. First, decide how your logo will be displayed. If you have an organization-wide brand, … Continue reading
Posted in Business Goals, Design, Digital Signage
Tagged communication, digital signage, easy to use, effective, interface design, Retriever Digital Signage, signage, tips
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Last week, we talked about the Pantone color of the year and how to incorporate it into your Retriever Digital Signage design. But talking about color wouldn’t be complete without talking about HOW the colors work together. When designing your … Continue reading
Posted in Business Goals, Design, Digital Signage
Tagged color, communication, design process, digital signage, easy to use, Retriever Digital Signage, signage, tips
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Every so often, it’s a good idea to take a beat and look back at what you’ve learned. What better time than the middle of the summer? So while you’re preparing your Retriever Digital Signage slide show to run while … Continue reading
Posted in Business Goals, Design
Tagged digital signage, DRM Productions, easy to use, effective, information, Retriever Digital Signage, signage, tips
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The more your Retriever Digital Signage is used to communicate to your employees or customers, the more ways you’ll look to use it. We’ve talked about using your tv signage for integrating your branding and encouraging customer loyalty, but today, … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Digital Signage, Small Business
Tagged Branding, design process, digital signage, DRM Productions, easy to use, effective, information, Retriever Digital Signage, signage, tips
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It’s summer and everyone has had a change to their schedule in one way or another. If nothing else, vacations are overlapping and it can be a challenge to fill all your roles. How can you keep your Retriever Digital … Continue reading
Posted in Business Goals, Design, Digital Signage
Tagged Branding, digital signage, easy to use, Retriever Digital Signage, tips
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Take just a moment to look around you – the digital world is growing ever closer to our physical world. Even our doctor’s appointments can be scheduled digitally these days, so why would you keep your organization in the dark … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Digital Signage, Uncategorized
Tagged communication, easy to use, interface design, Retriever Digital Signage, ROI, signage, tips
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To piggy back on last week’s post, let’s talk about language. Being aware of the intended audience for your Retriever Digital Signage is key in this post. If you have an organization that is geared toward millennials, you’ll waste your … Continue reading
Posted in Business Goals, Design, Digital Signage
Tagged easy to use, effective, Retriever Digital Signage, signage, tips
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For years, it has been said that content is king. We’ve touted content as the primary reason why viewers pay attention to tv signage. But there’s a new royalty in town: Strategy. Strategy is the Real Ruler Really, it makes … Continue reading
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Tagged digital signage, DRM Productions, easy to use, effective, Retriever Digital Signage, signage, tips
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