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Why Having a Unique Logo is Important for Your Business?
Your Unique Logo
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grabs attention,
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makes a strong first impression
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is the foundation of your brand identity
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is memorable
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separates you from competition
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fosters brand loyalty
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and is expected by your audience
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A well-designed logo builds trust by validating your professionalism and get's people to stick around.
7 Main Types of Logos
Emblem
An emblem is a logo type that features text, a symbol, or imagery inside a geometric shape. It has the power to give a traditional feel to your brand.
Brandmark
A pictorial mark logo (or a brandmark) is imagery reduced to its symbolistic meaning. This is why, if you’re leaning towards this type of logo design, it has to be extremely representative, containing elements that will make your audience associate it with your brand.
Logotypes
Logotypes or Wordmarks are composed entirely of the company’s name. On a logotype design, you won’t find symbols, graphic patterns, or emblems.
The fonts’ style and color will create the whole identity of your brand.
Lettermarks
Lettermarks (or monograms) created when you take the initials from each word of your brand’s name. You have to come up with an eye-catching and unique font since the lettermark logo design uses just a few letters.
Abstract
Abstract logo is made of an image without any letters. It’s a visual representation of a feeling you want your brand to evoke.
Mascot
A mascot logo is a drawing of a person or a non-human entity that received human form or human attributes.
Combination Logos
This one is a mix of multiple different types of logo design.
If you can’t decide on a kind of logo from the ones mentioned above, just combine them.
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