I Need Your Help!
Alright, here is round 3! Let me know what you think! Thanks!
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Okay, here is an update of the logo…
It is a combo on graphic #1 and #2…. Let me know what you think! 
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I need your help deciding which logo I should go with for the new SureFire Business Strategies symbol. All three are just in beginning stages, but I would like your thoughts about which one you like better…
Thanks in advanced for sharing your thoughts!
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I like number 2 the best.. showing the arrow moving up. It helps signify the profits increasing. More suggestive power in it.
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Thanks Tonya! I appreciate your input.
There is a lot of talk about combinding #1 and #2… so we’ll see!
Thanks Tonya!
I liked both #1 and #2, so combining them would be excellent!
Thanks Sheri!
I like puzzles, so I like the puzzle piece imagery, but if you are going to use it, your tag line should reflect it somehow. “Finding your niche in the online business world,” or something like that. If you are going to say “surefire” the image should be hitting the mark, not flames of fire. I think the arrow on the target should be aimed at the bullseye. It looks backwards. The suggestion of profits using an upward line looks a bit outdated. I’m not sure what the arrows on the third one are doing. I like the fonts on the third one best. I’m struggling with “surefire” since it makes me think of hunting or police training – shooting to kill. I picture a pistol and an outline of a body rather than concentric circles and arrows. Sorry if that messes you up, but that’s what it brings to mind. You use the word “strategies” twice, but I’d rather get a hint of what those strategies might be. “Target your online niche to get rich!” for example. Being vague leaves you open to multiple possibilities, but it’s also boring. If you’re going to say “boost profits” maybe a rocket image would work. Since it’s online, maybe a computer mouse pouncing on some cheese, or profits in the form of cash. Might be hard to pull off, but something indicating the use of a computer?
I was browsing FB and found your page, and it brought me to your site here. So I thought I would add my vote.
AND I HOPE IT HELPS? I look forward to finding out which one you go with?! LOL
I think logo #1, but the thing about #2 I like is the Climbing profit line. So what you should do, is add that profit climbing line to #1! And it would be great!! And I think the whole logo speaks for it’s self…
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September 15, 2009 at 1:59 am
Hey Paul,
I think #2 is great. The concept of hitting the mark is conveyed with the image so I would definitely go with that one or a variation of that number 2. I like the fire image in number one though – very web 2.0 looking.
If you could combine the beauty of number 1 with the visual imagery of hitting the mark of number 2 it would be a great combination.
All the best,
Eren Mckay
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Wow!! Thank you all for your detailed input! Man o man, my graphic designer has her work cut out for her! lol
I’ll keep you all posted on what she comes up with…
Thanks again!
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September 15, 2009 at 5:18 pm
Paul – that looks much better except she left out the arrow. I believe the red arrow is essential to convey the message of hitting the mark.
It looks soooo much better though.
Hope that helps,
Eren Mckay
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Cool! Thanks Eren, I’ll bring that up with her
I almost like the latest one. Personally I think the arrow is too much and there is too much red on the flames, maybe just the tips.
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I think if you are going to have an arrow – which if you are suggesting a target then you will need, it should be going inwards not outwards. Also perhaps the puzzle piece could caught by the arrow, piercing it and pinning it into place.
With the colour, perhaps fade the red into orange at the tips – or even blue as flames are blue and it will bring all the colours together.
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