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Mothers Day 2014 Greeting Cards
A personalized card is a great way of saying Happy Mother’s Day. You can incorporate details about the recipient in the design as well as in the message.
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Tech Tip: Shut down your PC periodically to install updates
We know that there are benefits of hibernating your computer instead of shutting down, but shutting down periodically does have its benefits. Many critical Windows updates require you to restart your computer so that system files that are currently in use can be updated.
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Protect earth, respect the environment ad
Coming from the Nature Island of the Caribbean, protecting the environment is a cause that is very important to SeizerStyle Designs.
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SeizerStyle Designs Newsletter: 2014 April
SeizerStyle Designs does a wider variety of jobs than you would typically expect.
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SeizerStyle Designs Specialist Ad
Why burden yourself trying to do a task that is not within your speciality? Get the right person for the job and save time and money.
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Twitter header & profile photos update
Twitter has updated it’s profile appearance to allow for larger header and display photos. Headers are now recommended to be at least 1500 x 500 pixels and the recommended size for display photos is 200 x 200 pixels.
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SeizerStyle Designs Brand Brief v1.0
For those who do not yet know the SeizerStyle Designs brand this brand brief introduces the company as well as the values and ideals behind it.
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SeizerStyle Designs 2014 Letterhead
It may seem trivial but your letterhead is an important part of your branding and identifies your company when you have to send out professional correspondence.
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SeizerStyle Designs Newsletter: 2014 March
SeizerStyle Designs strives to be a very approachable and customer centric company and is always looking at ways of improving your experience with us.
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Tech Tip: Hibernate instead of shutting down for productivity boost
Shutting down your computer instead of keeping it running 24/7 can help save you on energy costs but also means you have to start from scratch every time you reboot.