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Make sure your logo design is legible: Will you be able to read it from the road? |
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Use good colors that work with your brand. Oranges and yellows tend to induce excitement, blues and greens are calming. |
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Use contrasting colors; yellows and blues contrast well whereas reds and blues contrast poorly. |
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Your logo should target your demographic. Design to suite your customer. |
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When searching for a design agency, view their portfolio... this will ensure having the right agency for the job. |
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Consult professionals and peers. Make sure your logo is "up to par" before placing it into production. |
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Make sure that your logo can be placed effectively on different mediums ex. business card, signs, and television. |
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Your logo should have multiple color options like a black & white version, color version, and grayscale version. |
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Compare your logo with your competition's. Does your logo have more impact? |
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Make sure you're happy with it... If you're not excited, how are you going to get everyone else excited. |
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Top Ten Rules to a Great Logo
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