We Create Your Business Identity

Business Identity

Now that you have registered your company with us, we can help you give it a visual image that allows your customers to remember you and buy your products again.

We do it for you

We will help you with our designers and marketing experts to create your brand

MODERN LOGO

BUSINESS CARDS

PAPERS STIMATIONS AND INVOICES

CAR WRAP MAGNETS

WE CREATE VIRTUAL PROFILES ON FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM

WE CREATE YOUR WEBSITE

WE CREATE YOUR ADVERTISING STRATEGY IN YOUR AREA

Business Identity Plans

Now that you have registered your company with us, we can help you to
créate a brand that allows your customers to remember you and buy
your products again.

Plan Start UP

$ 599

$ 990

Plan Go On

Logo + slogan
1.000 Business Cards
Word letterhead with your logo
Email Logo Signature
1.000 Estimating Form
2 Car Magnets 24x18 in
4 Accounts emails
1 web site with Domain and Hosting. Include: (Home, services, Projects, Contact us an Search Engine Optimization on google)

Plan advance

Logo + slogan
1.000 Business Cards
Word letterhead with your logo
Email Logo Signature
1.000 Estimating Form
2 Car Magnets 24x18 in
4 Accounts emails
1 web site with Domain and Hosting. Include: (Home, services, Projects, Contact us an Search Engine Optimization on google)
Open Facebook Business Page + Imagen
Open Instagram Business Page + Imagen
Open Google my business, Google maps and schedules

$ 1,250

Establishing Your Business Identity

1. Create a tagline or slogan for your business

You should have already created a business name. Now you want to come up with something catchy that tells of your brand promise or identify.

2. Obtain address and phone numbers for your home business

If you don’t want to use your home address; you can get a P.O. Box at the U.S. Post Office or a mailbox at a mailing store. You can get tax deductions on a second business phone line in your home or purchase a distinctive ring to separate business from personal calls. Having a business address and phone number gives a professional appearance.

3. Apply for an Employer ID Number with the IRS

If you started your business under something other than a sole proprietor; you’ll need to obtain an EIN. But even if you are operating as a sole proprietor, and EIN can be helpful. First, it’s free, and it gives you a Federal number, so you don’t have to use your social security. Second, you’ll need it to open a business bank account.

4. Open a business bank account

The IRS prefers that you keep your business expenses separate from your personal account.

5. Create your business logo

A good logo goes a long way in establishing your brand and business identity. Your logo should reflect what your business does. It should be unique, eye-catching and easy to identify.

6. Order business cards

Many entrepreneurs are stingy with their business cards, but they’re so affordable and easy to share. You should have a large stash and hand them out to anyone and everyone who is or knows a potential client. While you can print them at home, you don’t want to use DIY if it can jeopardize your professional image.

7. Create and order your business stationery

Depending on your business; you may not need stationery. Still, it doesn’t hurt to have some for faxing or other correspondence. Your business card resource probably has an option for stationary, envelopes and return mail stickers or stamps.

8. Establish an online presence for your business

It doesn’t matter what business you’re in, you should have an online presence. Today, most people go online and not the Yellow Pages to find businesses. Further, they use the Internet to learn about you and your products or services. Websites serve as a useful form of inexpensive advertising for most businesses. Even the most basic of websites can work well as your online brochure. You may also decide to set up a blog for your home business, either in conjunction with or instead of, a home business website. Also, consider a brand ambassador program.