I am creating a new company image and want to create or have designed a logo. I have been online and looked at logomaker and a couple of others like it but I have not seen anything that floats my boat, any other low cost ways of creating a logo. My business is Private Hearing Aids & Audiology service including hearing protection.
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Logo Design Idea's
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just use clip art
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Make sure that, whatever you do, you have apostophes in the right places. You're not a greengrocer, you know...
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Make sure that, whatever you do, you have apostophes in the right places
Also, get your Rs in gear
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Pardon?
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sensible suggestions please
its a frigging forum not an English language exam, bleeding grammar police 
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you can have that for free
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company name and strap line in the shape of an ear?
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company name and strap-on in the shape of an ear?
Fantastic idea!
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Will design for food
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sensible suggestions please
Well, I for one would put it to you that a suggestion which encourages correct grammar and so on for your "idea's" is a very sensible one. Otherwise you'll look like some bunch of illiterate loons.
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Do you actually need a logo? or would your company name in a nice clear typeface not be a good idea
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Don't use any of the precious designer's on this forum whatever you do. All that happen's is that you end up funding their expensive taste in car's.
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@ Darcy.
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Get yer felt-tips out!
I'm only partly joking, I do all our graphic design stuff for our website, ads, etc. myself. I'm well aware a pro could do better, but not sure the cost would be worth it.
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sensible suggestions please its a frigging forum not an English language exam, bleeding grammar police
As a consumer it can make the difference between my custom and me going somewhere else (there are unlimited options out there).I will also bypass a company if their logo is a pixelated mess because their "graphic designer" didn't create a vector graphic. Call me pedantic, please.
Get one professionally done. Pay for the knowledge and the work. A logo represents your company. If at any point you are putting any negativity into the reaction of your potential customers you could be losing a sale. In this day and age you need to take absolutely every opportunity available to you.
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Don't forget your bullet point's. And get it done in a format that will translate easily into PowerPoint and Word.
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I know a bloke in Karachi....
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...who cooks his food with Hibachi.
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I will also bypass a company if their logo is a pixelated mess because their "graphic designer" didn't create a vector graphic. Call me pedantic, please.
pedantic - and lacking knowledge - all web graphics are pixel based so a vector logo is irrelevant. If he's after print then that's another matter. The price of a professional can make a marked difference in the presentation and marketing of a fledgling company, you're not just paying for a pretty logo (or shouldn't be if they're any good).
If you do fancy a crack yourself/have no money etc then logopond is a good source to get ideas from
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I'm talking about a logo that appears on the web, headed paper, in local advertising, whatever. Create a vector graphic so that you're not limited by where you might want to use it in the future.
Oh, and, M6TTF - SVG
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http://www.27bslash6.com/p2p2.html
Have a read of that, it's very useful with regards to working with designers.
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I'm talking about a logo that appears on the web, headed paper, in local advertising, whatever. Create a vector graphic so that you're not limited by where you might want to use it in the future.
Oh, and, M6TTF - SVG
haha, well we were being 'pedantic'
- excuse my lack of knowledge too, SVG?
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TandemJeremy - Member
Do you actually need a logo? or would your company name in a nice clear typeface not be a good idea
technically it's still a logo. Some of the nicest logos are just type
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Scalable Vector Graphics. Vectors for the web. Been around a while but getting a bit of a resurgence. And then there's Canvas. Which is part of the HTML5 spec. This is not relevant to the OP question though, but FYI.
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Technically still pixel based though - flash would under that bracket. HTML 5 is bringing some nice stuff through, but there's still a long way to go ( and they sit on the other side of the studio to me - techy weirdos
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company name and strap-on in the shape of an ear?
You could use Chorley FM's catchphrase.
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flippinheckler
i have been in design for 10 years and have design loads of logo's. do you want me to help you out mate
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flippinheckler
i have been in design for 10 years and have design loads of logo's. do you want me to help you out mate
You could do how much?
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Graphic Designer vs client
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You could use Chorley FM's catchphrase.
They should change coming to music
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Use http://www.99designs.com Worked for me and cheap and quick way to get loads of ideas
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flippinheckler
Send me some details and I will have a look
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woody74
Just looked at that website, HOW MUCH FOR A LOGO!!!!!!!!! FROM $295 LOL. it can be done for a lot cheaper than that
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