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Logo Design
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I would strongly recommend having a professional graphic designer design your logo.
Things to remember:
1. Know your brand positioning.
2. A brand is more than just a logo.
3. You get what you pay for.
Even with tight budget, try to set aside an good amount for developing your brand identity. First impressions are everything.
A well designed
brand identity will let you launch with your A game as opposed to a B
or C game. That is important these days with an ever increasing amount
of competition in the marketplace.
A well designed brand will expand with you as you grow your business.
Rebranding, is always infinitely more expensive then having a great brand image to start with.
We recently used elance.com for some of our logo projects and website scripting. Good deal and you have a good deal of competition between people and their services.
--albert
Hi,
i am a graphic designer, with 5+ years of professional logo design. i
currently work for an ad agency, where much of my work is in concept
logo design and i spend much of my free time freelancing as well.
check out my portfolio, and we can make a time to talk about ideas. http://www.coroflot.com/gingerbryan
thanks!
Christian Book Stores
I would recommend posing a logo design job on one of the many logo design community servies, where designers bid on your job. A lot of them will give you unlimited revisions and provide quality work. You may get cookie cutter designs but if you give the designer a good idea of your vision, image and branding ideas then it will help them transfer that into a logo that fits. For under $250 you can get a pretty good logo, but if you truly want something unique and bada$$ (branding package, identity, website, fonts, colors, etc) then expect to pay a few thousand.
I guess it all comes down to how serious you are about your business but you can definitely get some good graphics that are affordable.
www.99designs.comwww.designcrowd.comwww.logobids.comwww.crowdspring.com
Good luck