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Customize Your Ride with Kona Impact

Here is a vehicle we ‘blinged” with see-through window graphics. From outside the car–an awesome little Mini Cooper–there is a tiger on the window. From the inside looking out, visibility is not impaired. It’s see-through. Kona Impact can do see-through graphics on any glass surface–car windows and store windows. It’s a great way to use […]

A Color is Not Always What You Think

Color is the most fundamental element of design. For example, a red shirt, even with the same cut and fabric, conveys a different feeling and sense than the same shirt in black. We often hear clients say they want a particular color because it conveys some essential meaning of the business. This is usually true […]

Project Completed: Find Coaches

Kona Impact is proud to see the launch of Find Coaches. This website is a directory website for coaches–not the traditional type of “coach”-soccer, baseball, etc–but a new and rapidly growing field of personal coaching. This includes Life, Business, Wellness, ADHD, Retirement and many more avenues of personal coaching. These coaches are for people who […]

Hmmmm….Is that so?

Remember the old days when THE place to advertise was the yellow pages? Businesses would take out huge, full-page ads, because, well, they worked. That, however, was in the early 1990s. Nowadays, most businesses do not even bother with paid yellow pages ads, because they are expensive and mostly ineffective. Some people say the same […]

Paying with Your Time

Everything has a cost. This, most would agree, is a fundamental truism in business. The cost might be in capital (money), time (labor, money), or in opportunity cost (the cost of choosing one course of action over another). Paying with capital is pretty straightforward. The cost of a new printer, for example, is $XXX.XX. But, […]

Earth Day at Kona Impact

We certainly do not claim to be a “green company”, but we like to say that we seek to reduce our environmental impact. Here’s what we do: 1. All green waste–coffee ground, filters, banana peels, apple cores, etc.–is composted and used in our gardens 2. Paper waste is shredded and used in our worm farm, […]

Business is Ramping Up in Kailua-Kona

I couldn’t help but notice the other day all the new construction I have seen near our office in “downtown” Kailua-Kona. This is a good sign for the future of our our town, especially those who are doing the building and those who will be working. Here are a few within a few minutes of […]