“The first thing you do when you start an organization is get a logo.”
~ Colin Powell, former US Secretary of State

Keep your favorite logo designs in a folderTo be creditable as a business you absolutely, positively have to have a logo. Corporate giants are so enamored with logos they spend millions on the perfect visual for their product or service.

And they’re right to do so: it’s important to have a symbol that distills your business concept, uniquely represents your business, and communicates your personal style.

Note that not all logos are images, like the Nike swoosh. A logo can also be text, like Coca-Cola’s recognizable script. However you work it, a logo is a critical part of your business identity. If you have one, great! If you don’t have one, you gotta get one. Start it todayRead more

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Logo Ideas On The Web

IdeaBook
Chuck Green’s site has instructions on creating a distinctive logo from clipart and a visual guide to the logo design process.

Books With And About Logos

Letterhead & Logo Design 10
by Top Design Studio

Logo Design That Works
by Lisa Silver and Cheryl Cullen

Got a favorite website or book on logo design? Lemme know down below!

“You recognize that famous sign?”
~ Zorro

Look Masterful With A Fabulous Identity PackageIt’s no accident that designers call your coordinated set of business cards, letterhead and forms a “visual identity package”. Your skills and effort are the brains behind the business, but the items you distribute present its unique personality.

This is why it’s critical to have interesting and memorable materials that are uniquely yours.

Beyond Your Inkjet

Still, printing services can be expensive, so most micro-business owners make do with home office tools and materials to save money. Unfortunately, most pieces are printed with run-of-the-mill inkjet printers with lukewarm results. With fuzzy images and indistinct text, they scream “Amateur!” at every reader. Read more

« An Identity Package For Your Micro-Business

Identity Packages On The Web

The Print Guide
The Print Guide has compiled a list of the printing industry’s top suppliers to make shopping for printing services more convenient. Arranged by category (cards and forms, stationery, labels, etc.) with feature articles and an extensive Printing FAQ.

Do-It-Yourself Identity Packages

iPrint
Upload your logo to their site and use their templates and easy-to-use web interface to design your items. If you would rather do your own layout, don’t let the templates on the first pages discourage you-everything is customizable. Online ordering and plenty of shipping options. Read more

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