Draft of new logo etc...feedback please FINAL DRAFT? #17

[Puckstop31]

Think TIME. Technology is about saving time. Show your potential clients how much time they can save by using the solutions you provide. Find out how much their time is worth, then do the math and show them how much they can save by using your solutions.


My companies theme... "12:34....It's about time."


A lot of people fear technology. Be the person who shows them how it can save them their valuable TIME.

[Catty1]

PS, what you said about people fearing technology is something I heard from my marketing person, and others - which affected my choice of name, and a cute face and heart in the logo. "We'll take care of you" sort of thing.

Thanks!

[Randi]

It's cute, but in my opinion, you use too many different fonts. Are you having a professional draw the logo once you've decided what should be in it?

I like the idea of a keyboard under the monitor.

Good luck!

[Catty1]

Hi, Randi - it's a professional doing the whole thing. As he said, it has not been "drawn" yet.

Anything else? Heart too big? Just right?

Thanks, all.

[Medusa]

I like the idea of computer care but had I not known what the logo was about, I would've been stumped. As Karen said, a keyboard would clear up the mystery. I like your idea even better, though, of a laptop.

[Catty1]

The designer says he has been looking for a graphic of a laptop that will show up well enough - and hasn't found one. I told him to use his own ideas too (I am an unusually flexible customer, I guess!) - going back to 'shadowing' the monitor to make it look like a boxy one (CRT), or even adding a mouse. He was also concerned that people would think I work only on laptops. (I'd be happy - work at home in my jammies! ).

Here's the original proof (draft) with the CRT monitor. The whole design was vertical, but because it is going on a Toyota, has been rendered more horizontal.

[Medusa]

(I'd be happy - work at home in my jammies! ).

Having a home office is nice on cold winter days when you don't have to drive in the weather but there's something to be said in having an outside office. Once I crossed the threshhold, I was all business but when I closed the office and went back to just one location in my home, there were/are so many distractions, the Fur Posse just to name a few. LOL