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Anne Marie Lindemann

A designer of websites and such for small brands.

33 Posts

Philadelphia, PA

The 2025 End of Year Recap

It's been a year of plenty...of everything. Maybe we do a little less? A recap. Plus: the state of marketing survey and a free brand questionnaire.

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A Year of Plenty...of Everything

Maybe we do a little less? A recap.

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Free Template: Brand Questionnaire

A practical framework for defining your identity, audience, and goals.

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The State of Marketing 2025-2026 (According to Small Brands)

A quick end-of-year pulse check.

AI, art, and a very Philly design controversy

Between DNS meltdowns, Adobe MAX, and the Philadelphia Art Museum’s controversial rebrand, there's a lot to think about.

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To Understand the Backlash About the Philadelphia Art Museum Rebrand, You Have to Understand a Universal Truth About Design

A rebrand can’t build connection, it can only reveal how much of it was there to begin with.

Hello Again. Tincan Is Back!

Talking Taylor Swift, too much content, and a new imaginary brand from the Tincan universe: Trash Habitats.

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Tincan Brands: Trash Habitats

A home for your trash. A habitat for your block.

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Let’s Discuss: Are We Making Too Much Content?

Taylor Swift might’ve just pinpointed the fine line between the right and wrong amount of content.

Out of Office

Stepping back isn’t just about disappearing.

What Makes a Designer (and Who Decides)?

Reframing what great design really means for small brands and DIYers

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We Conflate Visibility with Value

The pressure to not only make things, but to make sure that other people know we’re making things is making us lose sight of what we're doing.