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The Beginner’s Guide to Logo Design.

Introduction

How to create a logo even if you can’t draw to save your life.

Most new business ventures need a logo. But not many of them can afford to hire a big design agency or even a freelance designer to do the work. Not to worry… Logomaker can help you create a fantastic new logo—even if you can’t draw anything more than a stick figure.

Want to learn the basics of logo design? Check out the six short chapters below and you’ll know everything you need to get started. Click the first one to get started, or skip to the part that interests you most. Seriously, it’s this easy.

1: Do you really need a logo design?

Before you design a logo or hire a designer to do it for you, you need to know if you really need a logo or not. This page will help you figure that out. Click here to decide if you need a logo.

2: What can a great logo do for your business?

Did you know that a logo can change your customer’s behavior? It’s true. To learn more about what a logo can do, click here.

3: Positioning—the first step to designing your logo.

Before you get into the nuts and bolts of logo design, it helps to think a bit about what ideas your new logo will represent. That’s called positioning. Learn more about positioning here.

4: What kind of logo—iconic, typographic, or combination?

There are three basic logo types. Here’s how to choose the one that is best for your new venture. Click here to learn about the different kinds of logo designs.

5: Choosing the right font and colors—putting it all together.

This is where the elements that make an amazing logo come together. Click here to learn how to use Logomaker’s design software to create a logo you’ll love.

6: You have an amazing logo. What’s next?

Getting a logo is just the first step to building a successful business. Next you’ll want to put it on your website, business cards, and other marketing materials. Click here to read about how to use your logo design.