Five Reasons to Have a Professional Logo Design
This is a guest post by Dylan Mazeika, an online writer with a background in marketing and small business. He recommends if you are looking for a logo to check out the free logo design ideas at FreeLogoServices.com.
If your employees are the heart and soul of your business, then the logo is its face. The logo is what clients remember and potential customers look at first. A great logo will mirror a company’s creativeness and enthusiasm. A poor one will discourage prospects from becoming long term customers.
Here are five important reasons to have a professional logo design.
1. Logos Influence First Impressions.
Imagine you meet someone new, they greet you with a warm smile, and you can see by their expression they are genuinely happy to meet you. Now you meet someone else, except this person’s face is covered. You do not know the expression, their attractiveness, or how happy they are to see you. Continue reading
You Say Brandwashed Like It’s a Bad Thing: A Skeptic’s Look at Martin Lindstrom’s Latest Book
This Christmas, my mother-in-law gave me a copy of Martin Lindstrom’s book, Brandwashed, with one provision:
“I want to read it when you’re done.”
My family rarely shares my love of marketing books. And I loved Martin Lindstrom’s last book, Buyology: Truth and Lies About Why We Buy. So I was ready to eat up Brandwashed.
And I did, at first. Lindstrom starts by describing a year-long challenge he undertook to avoid branded products. No McDonalds. No Gillette shaving cream. Even branded fruits like Adirondack tomatoes were out of the question. He called it “brand rehab.”
Not surprisingly, brand rehab failed. Brandwashed documents why.
The Skinny on Brandwashed
Like Buyology, Brandwashed is chock full of research on our relationship with brands, from social experiments to surveys to fMRI brain scans. But unlike Buyology, Brandwashed borders on sensationalist. Continue reading









