Spotlight

And our 2nd Winner Is...

We're announcing the winner of the second recipient of the $10,000 Flying Saucer Impact Grant
Branding & Awareness

5 Reasons Designing a Logo Isn't as Simple as You Think

It seems easy, doesn’t it? Take your company name, type it up in a funky font, and pay your most artistic niece five dollars to come up with a cool symbol. Easy. Logo done.
Spotlight

Impact Spotlight - The Royal Treatment

Sex. It’s a topic that can make many folks uncomfortable, but it’s something that sorely needs to be brought to the forefront.
Spotlight

Impact Spotlight - Fashion That's Future Forward

If you’ve been following our Positive Impact Series, you’ll know that we’ve been discovering some amazing brands, companies, products, and services that are having some pretty spectacular effects on our world around us.
Process

New 2022 webflow features that will make it an even more powerful tool

A great way to tell you about Webflow and its new features is to give a quick recap of their no-code conference from a few months ago.
Spotlight

10 Box Designs We LOVE

Boxes are definitely having a moment right now. In fact, a recent study by Google found that 1 in 5 consumers has watched an unboxing video?
Branding & Awareness

Luos' rebranding

We are very proud to announce the re-branding of Luos!
Impact & Inspiration

We've Been Impacted – Introducing Qwarzo's New Alternative To Plastic

At Flying Saucer, our mission is to work with businesses who are searching for creative solutions to some of the world’s biggest problems.
Branding & Awareness

What Are Distinctive Brand Assets and Why Are They Important?

You know how you have that one friend who never leaves the house without putting serious thought into the way they dress?
Content

How to Write Blog Posts that Rank First on Google’s First Page

Why is it so important to rank on the first page of Google? A study found that sites on the first page of Google’s search results had an average click through rate (CTR) of 32.5%, the second page got 17.6% and the third page received a measly 11.4%.