Your logo is the face of your business – it’s so important.
But creating a logo for your store can be a costly and stressful process.
Thankfully, it doesn’t have to be that way.
If you’ve got a logo in mind and are wondering how you can create your own logo, we’ve got you covered. Here are the steps you can follow to create your own logo.
Before Creating a Logo
Research Your Competition
First and foremost, it’s important to research your competition. You need to see what’s out there before using a logo maker. It’s amazing what you can learn from your competition. See what works and what don’t, but keep in mind that what worked for some may not work for you. Research is an essential step to make sure you are differentiating yourself and your business enough from everyone else in your industry.
Get Inspired
The internet is full of inspirational ideas. We recommend searching for successful ecommerce stores and get inspired by their logos. Notice what they do well and what could be improved. Don’t limit yourself to ecommerce, you could even look at what the big well-known companies are doing or maybe you just want to see what kind of logos are trending this year. Look at various logo templates for inspiration. Browse a free logo maker to find design ideas.
Establish Your Message
When brainstorming what kind of logo you want, think about what the key aspects of your ecommerce business are. How do you want these aspects represented in your logo? How can your voice, tone, mission, and vision be clearly displayed in your design?
Brainstorm Your Ideas
Plan to sketch out a few versions of your logo. Play around with different fonts, image arrangements, and possibly even varied color schemes. It doesn’t hurt to look at different options before settling on one.
Gather Feedback
Gathering feedback should be short lived. You might only have to do a minor tweak such as a font size, but it’s important to know how others perceive your logo. Be sure you get feedback from trusted sources who you know will give you constructive and honest opinions.
Create Your Final Design
As you can see, designing a logo has a lot of thought behind it.
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