Logo Design Company Reviews and Resource Portal

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Successful branding starts with the right logo. As I'm dealing with lots of Graphic Design jobs, knowledge on creating logo that's professional, memorable, and adaptable is essential. I recently notice one blog with good articles about Logo Design. Its a blog that worth reading for Graphic Designer who's dealing with logos and branding.

Logo Design Blog

Logo Blog is dedicated to giving you unbiased, reliable and independent user based reviews and advice about Logos, and Logo Design Companies.

I like their commitment to provide up-to-the-minute news and articles about the logo design industry. They encourage every one to participate and have discussion about the various logo design companies, logo design skills, logo design styles and the new customized typefaces and design ideas. Logo Blog also conducts interviews of logo designers, which will help you in understanding some logo design technicalities in laymen terminology.

Logo Rank at Logo BlogLogo Blog also provides free logo design review services for small businesses along with a free monthly marketing and branding newsletter. Concisely, Logo Blog is concerned with the excellence of the logo design services provided by the logo design companies to their customers.

Their Logo Company Ranking can be a good start for those who are searching for Logo Company to design their Company Logo. The reviews about these Logo and Branding Companies can really help you choosing the best that suits your branding needs. Check out the Logo Design Blog for more articles on Logo Design. Hope you enjoy this too...

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Anonymous said…
LogoBlog is NOT independent OR reliable. LogoBlog is run by Logo Design Guru, a logo design company, which you will notice has the highest rating by far. If you fill in the form on the right side where it says, "Need a Design Company?", you will be contacted by Logo Design Guru.

I work for a logo design company that is in the top 10 list on Logo Blog, and I head up the customer service. I was originally under the impression that LogoBlog was a legitimate independent logo review blog. I would refer customers to the blog and ask them to leave reviews after the project was wrapped up. None of those reviews have appeared on the site or been counted, and it's been 4 months since the first one was posted. All were legitimate logo clients. There is no way that these reviews would not have been posted if the site is legitimate.

Furthermore, we keep records of all previous logo clients. I looked up all the logo clients who left bad reviews on our company, and none of them appear to have had a logo designed by us.

Please take what you read online with a grain of salt. If you say it is independent, check and make sure that it is really not affiliated with any company, that it really is independent, and is not a marketing scam.

My company, and all the other logo companies out there, would appreciate it.
December 4, 2008 at 1:48 AM
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