Obtaining a trademark for your name, logo or tagline is a process. It can take time. It can take money. And, there are times throughout the course of action when you’ll ask yourself, is all this worth it?
When brands are in the process of a logo design, testing the logo in specific ways before you make your final decision can prove to be immensely valuable.
Overprinting can yield undesirable results such as incorrect color, or distracting patterns, or imagery appearing where it should not. See examples and understand what to look for.
With all of the scary news flying around about COVID19, we thought we’d take a little time from our day to let you know how Team Trillion is adapting.
There are ways to save money on non-profit projects such as capital campaign design, impact report design, website design, brand refreshes, and more.
There is an important tool that is often overlooked that can help your business increase website traffic: Google Search Console.
The color blue can be dangerous for your brand. Don’t say I didn’t warn you! But what is it about the color blue that could pose a problem for your brand?
As hard as it is to believe, a logo design can cost anywhere from $5 to $25,000, and even more. But why such an extreme range?
Which logo file format you use depends on how important it is to maintain the highest integrity of the logo and your brand identity.
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