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Writer's pictureNour Alhamwi

How Does Graphic Design Add Value to Your Business

When it comes to graphic design, many business owners look at it as a commodity. They know that they can simply hire any freelancer to create a design for their business whether it's a logo, brand presentation, promotion, or website. However, they overlook the fact that great design can add immense value to their business.


Why Design Should Be Taken Seriously

There are many reasons that graphic design should be taken more seriously. Here are five benefits of hiring a skilled designer:

1. Represent Your Brand Properly

If you're trying to launch a branding campaign, it's important that you get your visual messaging right. You have to make sure that the logo and other graphical elements convey your company's values, unique selling proposition, and identity. It takes a great designer to encapsulate that into your visual presentation.

If you don't pay for a great designer, you'll wind up paying for it in your branding campaign. You'll fail to connect with your target audience. You won't be able to convey the identity and message that you're trying to put out there.

2. Increase the Selling Power of Your Sales Page

Did you know that the design on your sales page can actually impact conversions? Whether your website is built to generate leads or create sales, there are many things that can be done to improve its performance. The classic example is the fact that when consumers experience bad website design, they correlate that to the credibility of the business. This can be detrimental to your sales.

There's also the fact that changing various elements of a sales page can impact its performance. For instance, changing the color of the CTA button, font of the headline, changing the formatting, using eye-catching graphic elements, are designing better order forms are just some of the things that can boost conversions. These are things that designers that work with sales and marketing materials are knowledgeable about.

3. It's the Design that Catches People's Eyes

Whether it's a blog post, editorial, video, or promotion, the first thing that people pay attention is the visual presentation. It's graphical elements that really get people to dig into your communication. And the design industry has changed over the years.

It's not about being loud anymore. You have to find a balance in the visuals that demand attention and create interest while also establishing credibility. It takes an experienced designer to understand the subtle art of creating designs that draw people into content and promotions.



4. Great Design Builds Engagement

It can be hard trying to get the attention of your audience and customers on email inboxes, social media platforms, and your website. How do you get people to go past the initial headline? The answer is to use design. There's a reason why visual content is more favored than text-based content on social media.

You need an experienced designer that understands how to build that engagement. How do you keep readers hooked for the next block of text? What kind of images and designs can really get people to reply? How do you create slides and edit videos in a way that makes people stay tuned in?

5. Design is Vital for User Experience

User experience in design isn't something that many business owners think about. You have to design in a way that makes it easy for users to interact with your website. People are using mobile devices more than ever. With the smaller screens, your website needs to optimize for screen sizes, load faster, create better formatting, and organize content in a logical manner. A UX focused designer knows how to make all of this happen.

This is why you have to go beyond hiring a random freelancer for a design project. A great designer can make a difference in your advertising and marketing campaigns. And great design is going to be an asset for your business for many years to come.



 

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