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The problem is, your target audience generally doesn’t. As a result, it’s worth reviewing your logo to make sure it’s doing its main job: announcing who you are at a glance. It cannot succeed if you ask it to transmit anything more than your identity, and the very core of your brand. Packing all the reasons you’re terrific and unique into your logo is tempting, but doesn’t work. Here are two examples of logos we’ve simplified for clients.
For additional discussions and examples of logos good and bad, see my blog:
Now that you've had a chance to look over some logos (before and after), check out our branding packages and let us know if you think giving your logo a tighter focus might help it do its job better. Give us a call at (562) 595-0555, or write Luis@FreshGraphics.net! Best, |
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