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Be unique and memorable to your company and industry.
 If you try to imitate a successful company in your industry you run the risk of looking like the knock-0off brand of the "real" thing. Design a logo that uniquely personifies your company.
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Use appropriate colors for your business.
 Don't choose a color just because it is pretty. Consider how the color may reflect your business. for instance, an anger management company might want to avoid red and look for a soothing blue, while a medical center might find red to be a perfect fit.
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Use a legible, releveant font for your business.
 The font selections we offer help to ensure you can't go wrong with a find being illegible, but you still need to be careful to make the font big enough that it is easily readable in something as small a business card. Also, make sure you don't get sidetracked by choosing a font that is attractive to you but innappropriate for your business. Dont' represent a tough construction company with a femiinine cursive and don't represent a ballet company with graffiti-style font.
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Be simple.
 It may be tempting to rill your logo with lengthy text explaining what your company does but don't confuse a tagline with a logo. We only provide images that are appropriate for a logo but it's up to you to make sure the combination of colors and words you use with your icon do not overwhelm a customer. Think of big-name logos, like McDonaldsm and how they handle their logos.
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Be widely publicized.
 Once you design your logo, be sure to build customer association with your logo through business cards, stationary, and more. For your convenience, the LogoMaker Store lets you customize your logo onto business cards, letterhead, shirtsm and more.
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