Entwerfen Sie ein Logo für die internationale Unternehmensberatung WATC.
Contest details:
Bronze
- Contest holder: WATC Consulting
- Category: Logo design
- Total budget: € 229.00
- Start date : 04-08-2015 18:03
- Ending date : 21-08-2015 18:01
- Status : Ended
- Required formats: jpg,ai,pdf
- Relevant files: None
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Available languages:
- Number of designs: 50
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Response rate:
low high
Needs:
Our new logo should be more than a simple lettering. The design can contain the actual structure of capital letters and the name as claim, can be wrote completely ("What about the customer") or include other versions. Also a sign is desirable, e.g. a figure which represents a customer. The logo shouldn't contain the term 'consulting'.
Company description:
Focus in our consulting company is the development of an emotional bond between customer and product or company with an effect of enthusiasm. This is linked to mutual value creation for costumer and company.
Visit our website: http://whataboutthecustomer.com/de/
Target group:
Our target group is the business world, our self-concept young and modern. Insofar the logo should communicate the attributes 'serious/respectable' and 'modern'.
Colors, favourites and other requirements
Our new colors will be white, grey and a dark orange. You'll find our color palette in the competition details.
We look forward to your results.
stevan banjac
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stevan banjac says
greeting.
Thanks for the suggestions.
I am glad that you recognize
First people, men and women
Second shopping cart
3rd slovoW -
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WATC Consulting says :
We like the sign you designed, and we have a view comments. We don't want 'consulting' in our logo and the "W" is a bit hard to recognize on the first sight.
Could you present a version with our colors adopted, correct the typo, no 'consulting' and a better recognizable "W"? You'll find the color palette in our competition details. Thank you for your efforts. -
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