We were thrilled to see the venerable Wall Street Journal taking a look at logo design services. And even happier that Logo Design Guru came in for some special recognition:
Within five hours of ordering our $99 package from LogoDesignGuru.com, we received a phone call from the company giving us the name of our designer and her phone number. Overall, we were very impressed with the company’s customer service.
We’ve always taken pride in our approach to customer service and we strive to make it very easy to do business with us, so it was great to see the WSJ give us high marks on ease of ordering, value and customer service. Of course, here at Logo Design Guru, behind every logo we create is a designer, so we asked our manager of consulting, James Lane, to give us a behind-the-scenes look at the design process that went into the logo we created for the “Cranky Consumer” WSJ columnist, Peter King.
Here’s the brief provided to us by Peter King at the Journal:
We told our design providers we wanted a logo for a company named DiskFix Solutions. We said our hypothetical company “helps people transfer or retrieve data from hard drives.” We also said we wanted a slogan—“easy remedies for hard problems”—to be part of the logo. We gave the designers little input except that we wanted the logo to look “high-tech.”
What kind of message were you trying to convey with this logo?
The symbol we designed to represent DiskFix is simple and precise (which relates to the business they offer), and conveys a clean, high-tech, cutting-edge, and modern feel. The two swooshes represent restoring you back to where you were, and further add the feeling of speed (“we’ll retrieve your data quickly”). The swooshes also depict the moving of data from one drive to another. Note also how the arrows connect the word Disk with the word Fix, adding emphasis to the interplay between those words.
For the typography, we selected a clear, bold font to represent the reliability and stability of the DiskFix service. Blue is a considered the most popular color in business for logos, especially technology logos. It represents energy, professionalism, independence, and intelligence. Green represents progress, growth, victory, relief and renewal.
If you had more concepts to work with, what else might you have considered?
Probably an abstract image of a disk that would depict fixing a disk or data retrieval. We might have looked at something to do with puzzles (fixing) or tools.
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Langhorne, PA July 8, 2009 — Logo Design Guru , the Web’s top destination for branding services, logo design and Internet marketing services for small businesses and start ups, has expanded into Latin America, opening a regional office in Guadalajara, Mexico. The new office enables the U.S.-based firm to tap into a huge growth market, and provides companies that target Spanish-speaking customers with a cost-effective service for the fast creation of top-quality logos, corporate identity materials, and a range of other branding and internet marketing services.
Logo Design Guru is the first web-based logo design company to expand into Latin America, making it a pioneer in Spanish-language logo and Web design services. Its new Spanish-language logo design website is the go-to destination for the branding needs of businesses in Latin America as well as the growing Spanish-speaking community in the United States.
“Logo Design Guru can now offer Spanish-speaking businesses what they needed for years — fast turnaround on affordable, high-quality logos,” said Martin O’Connor, general manager of Logo Design Guru in Mexico. “We employ Spanish-speaking designers who understand the nuances of the Hispanic market. With our experience and track record of customer satisfaction, we’re ready to assist entrepreneurs and startups in this fast-growth market with excellent branding, logo design, and internet marketing services, so that they can boost their brand image and engage with more customers.”
According to IDC, and analyst firm that analyzes and predicts technology trends, businesses with between 10 and 99 employees represent more than 50 percent of the employers in Latin America. Another analyst firm, Pyramid Research, estimates the ratio of small business to large corporations in Latin America at 13 to 1, with small businesses expected to expand further.
“This expansion of our product line means we can address the needs of new customers in growth markets,” said Joe Witte, executive vice president at Logo Design Guru. “We are 100% focused on logo design and helping start-up businesses look professional. We are the first company globally to offer an online logo design solution to help thousands of Spanish-speaking new businesses around the world better communicate their value proposition. We can’t wait to help these companies.”
For more information contact:
Tim Cox
ZingPR
tim@zingpr.com
+1-650-369-7784
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