Every Business Should Define their Identity with a Professional Logo Design
Logo Design Process
- Consultation - Identifying your needs & the personality of your business.
- Logo Design Time - Can be anywhere from 1 to 3 hours total (2-5 day turnaround)
- Proposal Review - You look over 3 logo designs samples and decide what you like/don’t like and suggest changes to focus the design
- Revision - I re-work the logo with your requests - I include two revisions in my package price but if you require more revisions or designs then those are charged on an hourly rate.
- Delivery - I give you your logo in a variety of formats and with variations for your use in a variety of media (ie: grayscale, flat 2-color etc) on disc or through e-mail based on what is conveinant for you.
Within the first 3 seconds of a new encounter, you are evaluated...even if it's just a glance. How would your business rate?
As you probably already know, first impressions are important in business and personal relationships. As a graphic design artist and marketing consultant, it's my job to look at how my clients present themselves in their advertising and professional media. When you're a small business owner, everything (and I mean EVERYTHING) you do and say represents your company. Naturally it's important to establish a professional identity with a professionally designed logo.
Your Logo is like your Business Fingerprint!
Your logo design should easily identify your business and should appear on everything from advertisements to your invoices. Your logo is the "face" of your company so it's what most people see during their first impression. When considering a logo remember...
• A logo promotes your professionalism and instills trust to your customer that you are a legitimate business.
• It should not look like you made the design in Microsoft Word in 2 seconds. Think of names like Chevron, Pepsi and Google. Their logos are not necessarily complex but it would be difficult to recreate it in a simple software program.
• A logo should be memorable. Many times logos contain business names but either way almost all designs have a specific font, color set or symbol so that your customer, who might not remember your exact business name, can see your logo and make the connection of who you are.
Let's make those 3 seconds give off the right impression leading you to success!
