Different colors carry different psychological meanings and impacts. They can affect your mind and the way you think and feel.
With this in mind, you should choose the color for your logo, website and all of your marketing materials carefully. It has been my experience in Las Vegas that most small business and even medium-sized companies clearly don’t take this into account. In doing so, you’ll be able to keep ahead of your competition and look more professional and polished and you’ll be able to narrow down your choices for color much more easily.
So what do colors mean, both positively and negatively?
Blue
- power and success
- trustworthiness
- peace and harmony
- conservatism and idealism
- reliable and stable
- professionalism
- stimulation and excitement
- speed and intensity
- courage and boldness
- danger and aggression
- loss
- clean and natural
- security and purity
- environmental
- profitable
- optimistic and harmonious
- energy and heat
- playful and flamoyance
- affordability
- youthful and creative
- stimulation
- happiness and friendliness
- hope and optimism
- importance and caution
- playful and curious
- energy
- royalty and spiritual
- creativity and wealth
- fantasy and adventure
- justice
- sophistication and power
- elegance and formality
- evil and darkness
- mystery and secrecy
- purity and serenity
- simplicity
- clean and new
- conservative and subdued
- traditional and intelligent




