Try Animated Logos and Be Unique
By Jay Arenas
A logo is created to give company, organization or institution a trademark. This practice has started years ago and always been a number one concern for owners even at the planning stage of their business plan.
Every entrepreneur exerts huge effort to come up with an attractive and effective logo for their businesses. The most common logo types used are text, symbolic, and combination of text and symbol.
Text logo banners words and in most cases the company name. It is however blended with really few graphic elements. This is appropriate for businesses that aim to make their name as simple and clear as it can be.
On the other hand, symbolic logo highlights symbols that could be a combination of shapes and visuals or images. This is said to be the most common type of logo used in the business world.
The third common logo type is the combination of symbol and text or otherwise dubbed as the graphical logo. This carries a company name together with its symbol. Start-up businesses usually resort to this type of logo to gain public recognition.
But the type of logos is not limited to the three mentioned earlier. As technology developed and with the business community getting competitive, it is understandable that some of the entrepreneurs’ preferences changed through the years.
Among others, choosing logos and conceptualizing them did not escape technology developments. This as experts found a way to incorporate animation into logos.
Animated logos are best used to improve any website or even presentations. If you are doing business online, then this type of logo works best for you.
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| Jay Arenas, June Spring Multimedia San Jose, CA 95112 4086002621
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