All top marketers understand the power of colors in their design. The right color combinations can improve conversions for your business dramatically.
Digital Marketing is not anymore like traditional marketing. In the era of digital transformation happening everywhere, marketers want a proof of their investment.
All top marketers understand the power of colors in their design. The right color combinations can improve conversions for your business dramatically.
Let us take a look at the meaning of some colors:
White – Purity, Neutral, Simplicity, Peace
Yellow – Optimism, Warmth, Happy, Fun, Energetic, Friendship, Caution, Cowardice
Orange – Friendly, Creative, Cheerful, Confidence, Warm, Mellow, Retro, Energy
Red – Excitement, Bravery, Bold, Passion, Action, Danger, Blood, Rebellious
Pink – Feminine, Fun, Delicate, Gentle, Romantic
Purple – Creative, Decadent, Stylish, Imaginative, Wise, Luxury, Royal, Romantic, Education
Blue – Trust, Strength, Royal, Medicine, Loyal, Smart, Freedom, Cold, Liberal
Green – Peaceful, Earth, Trust, Growth, Money, Natural, Luck, Renewal, Jealous, Organic
Brown – Rustic, Depth, Earthy, Stability, Warm, Confort, Utility, Simple, Rough
Grey – Balance, Neutral, Calm, Professional, Corporate, Authority, Dull, Practical, Sombre
Black – Menace, Bold, Classic, Evil, Mystery, Tradition
Understanding the psychology of colors is a must for pro marketers. This infographic by Matt Wilson gives you an idea what certain colors in your logo could mean to your customers:
Did you know ....
Color and colour are different spellings of the same word. Color is the preferred spelling in American English, and colour is preferred in all other main varieties of English.
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