►EPISODE 227: Branding File Management Made Simple
Ever feel like your branding assets are scattered everywhere and you’re one missing file away from chaos? Let Michelle show you how to keep your digital pantry stocked and your creative kitchen ready for action. Discover the difference between storing assets on Canva vs. Google Drive and get practical tips for organizing your logos, colors, fonts, and more without losing your brand consistency. Whether you’re one of our branding clients or just getting your brand off the ground, this 101 on file handoff, smart storage, and designer-approved digital hygiene is the recipe you need to keep your files organized.
In today's episode, we cover the following:
The different folders you can expect with a MKW Creative Co. branding project
Google Drive: the bunker of branding assets
Canva: your branding kitchen
Differences between file types
Working between Google Drive and Canva
Setting up your Canva brand kit
Practicing good Canva hygiene
Maintaining brand consistency across platforms
Databases and archiving
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