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What Kind of Logo Do You Get for $5? (2014)
- sharemywin 8y agoIs there an expection for an original logo from fiverr? I just assumed people would know they were getting a stock image.
- jolmg 8y agoAs someone who has never participated in that market, I've no idea how logos are valued. If, in my ignorance, I would look for the cheapest option in a legit looking place, I wouldn't expect to end up with a result that I couldn't use without breaking law.
- sharemywin 8y agoStock images are legal they are just resold a bazillion times.
- com2kid 8y agoYou can hire good designers on fivver, but the price will be a lot higher than $5! Fivver is a general marketplace for skilled services, fully legitimate design firms, from all around the world, are available there.
- JoeAltmaier 8y ago"Ad-hominem attach"? They sold logos that were violations of copyright. That service could get you sued. That's not ad-hominem; that's crime. Calling it out is a responsible act, not an "attack on a competitor".
- giarc 8y agoI'm guessing, but I imagine the editor asked the author to remove his company as it doesn't provide much to article other than background on the author. That could be communicated in the author bio, rather than paragraphs 4-6.
- m3nu 8y agoThe $5 market is probably better served by those "AI logo generators".
- monokai_nl 8y agoRunning a design agency for over a decade, I've seen the price of logo proposals drop from €5K to about €1K. To most people, a logo is just something they want to use on their social channels and their website. I don't think that's wrong. There's still room for an elaborate creative process of designing a company brand. But that's more for the bigger companies. The freelancers, startups and side-project hustlers usually just require "something nice". Realizing all this, I recently launched an automatic logo generator: https://mybrandnewlogo.com https://mybrandnewlogo.com I think it strikes a nice balance between "something nice" and an affordable price. Not every logo is good, but tweak or generate it long enough and you quickly have something that looks good and is very affordable. For $5, it's almost impossible to deliver something of quality. Even running a logo creator, you still have fees for using an icon library, hosting, etc.
- circlefavshape 8y agothis is great!
- zakm 8y agoHow do you guys compare to logojoy?
- monokai_nl 8y agoWe have automatic, good looking gradients, editable smart shapes, background effects / patterns, more editing / tweaking possibilities, and generally better design quality I think.
- lebisol 8y agoI think that the concept around logo has been changed in recent times. Having a great, professional logo that has been put hours of work in is no longer something that start ups (generally speaking) spend time and money on. The logo is not that important in the early stages, what matters if whether the product is something that solves a problem and people love it. Once that part is checked, then you can focus on creating a good brand-able logo that your brand will be remembered by.
- monokai_nl 8y agoI think this is a correct observation
- llampx 8y agoThe logo is also usually changed once or twice in the first few years of the company's existence, as traction builds and the product-market fit is tested. It makes sense to not get too attached to the initial logo. However if you are Coca Cola or Nike you probably want to have a memorable logo that will stand the test of time.