Brand Color Matters
Apparently, brand color matters. The message is clear enough: the choice in color for your product and its marketing materials matter. Research has shown that color influences our emotions in a variety [...]
January 31, 2011 · Filed Under Brand Color, Heinz, Kodak, Pepsi
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