At the end of the day, we’ve all been on a journey. Whether you call them idioms, cliches, or something else, there are some things that are instantly recognisable owing to their universal and persevering popularity. Ok so it’s important to a lot of people to be original and we all daydream about being
We know that we’ve done yearbook quotes multiple times in this blog. And here we are again. In our defence, it’s one of the most searched for topics in relation to yearbook content and we get quizzed for ideas on it multiple times each week so we do like to spend a bit of time looking
While screaming “we’re making a yearbook!” in a crowded room might get the message out there quickest, it’s probably not going to get people involved in the project and excited for the big reveal. Also, you would look like a lunatic. Luckily, there are better, quieter ways to advertise.
I already have social media timelines. Why even bother with a yearbook? Good question. Truth is, there are so many reasons to make a yearbook, it’s a no-brainer. Here is the definitive list of reasons you should start making a yearbook right now:
When I left primary school (way back in 1996), the millennium was close enough to not seem like a lifetime away, but technology wasn’t quite yet going full-steam ahead so there was plenty of opportunity to make crazy assumptions about what the future might hold. If you’ve seen Back To The Future, you’re probably
Creating your yearbook is only half the fun.
We find that a lot of people get close to finishing their yearbook, then realise that they have done very little in the way of promoting it. Imagine you've spent hours perfecting your one-of-a-kind yearbook, to find that none of your fellow leavers know it exists.
Yearbook marketing posters are not only cost effective, they are a quick and simple way to get your message across. We're here to help you with every aspect of your yearbook project, so let's get cracking on the marketing!
We often receive last-minute messages from frantic students (and sometimes teachers!) begging for good comments. Whether you’re writing questions for your classmates to answer, or writing your comment for your individual profile, don’t despair! You’re not alone. We’ve got you covered.
When Twitter first hit the social media scene, part of the appeal was the strict 140 character limit; meaning that you didn’t have to scroll through huge blocks of text detailing what someone you had a class with three years ago had for breakfast, or the graphic details of your cousin’s messy relationship breakdown.
Are you stuck in a colourful rut? Don’t know your chartreuse from your cerulean? Just what is puce, anyway? (Hint: these are all colours.) Don’t despair. Choosing colours is easy if you follow a few simple rules – and you can even apply these to your everyday wardrobe choices. School or club colours First
Let’s take a trip down memory lane, shall we? Sometimes inspiration can strike in the most useful of ways; when you have loads of time to work on an idea and put something together. This convergence of creativity and free time is much celebrated, but the reality is that it very rarely happens. More
