Logo Design Process
STEP 1. RESEARCH
Once the deposit has been paid allow TWO WEEKS for presentation. Additional research may be required to learn about your industry, competitors, etc. USPTO (opens in a new tab) and NC Secretary (opens in a new tab) scan will commence. We do highly recommend that you consider trademark your business
STEP 2. CREATING
Research is reviewed. Brainstorming and sketching ideas are drawn on paper.
STEP 3. REFINING
STEP 4. PRESENTATION
Five marked custom logo concepts will be released via email for review.
STEP 5. REVISIONS
Feedback is reviewed, changes to selected logos will be addressed (i.e. color, type, graphic modification). If no logos were selected in the presentation, additional concepts will be provided (depending on what package you purchased).
STEP 6. FINALIZING
Copyright transfer will be emailed with the approved logo in the following formats, AI vector (printers, designers) JPEG and PNG (MicroSoft programs/web development) – review our logo design formats.
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Secure Network Solutions
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Mutual Drug
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George Mason University
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Stonewall Structural Engineering