Is your Google Business Profile putting your company’s best foot forward? For most businesses, this is the very first impression prospects get of you online. A polished, updated profile acts like a welcoming “digital front door,” while an outdated one can quietly turn people away.

September brings sharpened pencils, crisp notebooks, and the smell of fresh crayons. It’s also the perfect time for businesses to get “back to school” with their own marketing—brushing up on the basics of eye-catching, consistent graphic design.

Ever wish your website visitors could just tell you what’s working and what’s not? While they won’t send you a memo, you can get a ton of insight from their behavior using Google Analytics 4 (GA4).

While lots of clients tend to assume our success with branding has to do with an innate sense of artistic talent and creativity, that’s only part of the equation.

At Tingalls, we work with a lot of nonprofits, and one of the most overlooked areas on a website is the Get Involved page.

If you run a nonprofit (or help market one), you know your website is usually the first stop for people curious about your cause. But what should you actually put on your homepage to make it work for you?

If you’ve ever searched for a business on your iPhone using Apple Maps or asked Siri for recommendations, you’ve probably seen a business listing pop up. But did you know that you can control what appears in that listing?

At Tingalls, we love any excuse to blend creativity with a bit of fun, so for National Fun at Work Day, we decided to challenge ourselves with a mood board exploration exercise!

What began as a small freelance gig became a thriving business beyond my wildest dreams. None of this would have been possible without the immense talent and dedication of my design team, who bring ideas to life daily;

Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM) is a service offered by the United States Postal Service (USPS) that allows businesses to send marketing materials to specific neighborhoods without needing a mailing list.

Choosing the right name for your business or nonprofit is one of the most important decisions you'll make as an entrepreneur. The name shapes first impressions, influences brand perception, and can have long-term implications for your company’s growth and identity.

With over 25 years in the graphic and website design industry, Tingalls' has seen a lot of trends come and go as it pertains to graphic design. In this blog, we thought we'd share some of the current trends we're seeing in 2024 that are shaping our industry's work.

Google Business Listings are the modern equivalent of the old Yellow Pages. If you own a business, nonprofit, or retail shop and haven't claimed your listing, you're missing out on a huge opportunity to get found online.

When it comes to keeping your WordPress website secure, regular maintenance is key. One of the most important things you can do as a website owner is to perform software and plugin reviews.

What would you do if you were bored, working at an insurance firm? Would you quit? Find a different job? Stay there and wish for the best? Staying in this job isn't very appealing to my mom. That's why she decided to do something about it.

Ever wondered how some brands manage to make all their logos feel like part of one big, happy family? Tingalls calls this the “parent/child” logo effect; a clever strategy that keeps a brand’s identity cohesive yet allows each sub-brand to have its own unique flair.

Choosing the right design professional for your small business is like finding the perfect dance partner. You want someone who understands your rhythm, shares your vision, and can move seamlessly with you toward your company’s goals.

Tingalls Graphic Design, a leader in creative graphic design and digital solutions, proudly announces its 10th consecutive year of recognition by InBusiness Magazine’s Executive Choice Award for website development services.

Writing copy for your new website can often feel daunting, like that lingering item on your to-do list. It's a significant undertaking, weaving together various elements to create a website that's not only functional but also engaging and reflective of your company or organization's unique brand.

Established by the Madison Area Business Consultants Board of Directors to honor the legacy of Walter Jankowski, this award commemorates his dedication to process improvement, metrics, and change management, as well as his profound commitment to volunteering his time graciously and mentoring others with infectious joy.