Now that you have a beautiful logo design, it’s time to use it effectively and show it off to the whole world.
Before you start making a sticker version of it to give away to your friends and people you’ve just met, it’s essential that you put your logo here.
8 Places to Put Your Logo
1. Website
How would your current and future customers know if it’s your website if you don’t place your logo?
The best and usual practice is to put it on top of your website. If you check the top five sites you usually visit, you’ll see that their logos are usually placed at the top left or top center of their websites.
2. Email
Every time you send an email to your users or clients, don’t forget to include your logo.
Your business name is actually written as the sender of the email but it doesn’t hurt to put your logo in the actual email.
And you know what they say, repetition makes you remember.
See this email I recently got from Netflix. They make it easy for me to associate Moana and Modern Family with them — visually.
If I think of Moana, I’ll probably remember Netflix, or vice-versa.
3. Official Documents
Your business may be legal but the documents you may be creating says otherwise.
Show to people you do business with that you mean business by adding a logo to your invoice, contracts, memo, brochures, and whatnot.
Simply look at this invoice template. It has a logo and it’s designed beautifully, who would ever lose this kind of paper?
4. Business Card
Of course, this is the one branding item you must not forget to put your logo.
This helps anyone you meet remember who you are and where you work. If there will come a time that they’ll need your services, they already know how to contact you.
If you don’t include a design element, particularly your beautiful logo design just like this marble like business card, they might lose yours since it wasn’t that memorable in the first place.
5. Company Shirt
You probably don’t have uniforms at the office or any upcoming event where you have to promote your product but anyone who’s a member of your team deserves a company shirt.
Make your shirt nice and choose a comfortable fabric so people would actually want to wear it.
Make these Google shirts your inspiration. They’re simple yet striking.
6. Profile Photo on Social Media
Every company does this. I’m not suggesting that you do this because brands are doing this. I’m saying that you do this because it’s effective that is why most companies are uploading their logo designs as their profile pictures.
Use one logo design for Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and LinkedIn. Don’t use different logo designs on different accounts.
Consistency is the key.
7. Freebies
The rule is you want to give away an item that others would use daily like chargers, pen, earphones, eco-bags and attach your logo to it.
Here’s an interesting item to include in your swag bag: a cardholder to stick to the back of a smartphone. Invision Corporation didn’t forget their logo.
8. Visual Content
This just in, articles with more visuals get shared more on social media.
What does this mean?
If you’re going to make your own visuals, you might as well include your logo specifically if you think others will find it useful and share it with their friends.
When it gets shared more, other bloggers and content marketers might use it and include it in their articles, thus, your brand gets more exposure.
Organic Facts did an excellent job. When you do an image search on ‘water benefits’ this image will appear on top.
As a friend, I might share this with my friends. If I’m a food and health blogger, I might share this with my audience instead of the entire article because this image already has the main points.
Organic Facts gets the credit to all these.
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Belle Balace is the Marketing person in LogoAi.com, an online tool that generates logo designs for you.
