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Logo has to work in many more contexts. You probably aren't going to be embroidering a seal on a polo shirt, for example. A seal will go on your website and mar
by jaywalk 5y ago
Logo has to work in many more contexts. You probably aren't going to be embroidering a seal on a polo shirt, for example. A seal will go on your website and marketing pamphlets, but that's about it.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoMy next question would be is there an economic value of a seal? I would think slapping a logo on everything works all the same. Or am I wrong to think most (everyone except the creator?) people would not know or care about seeing a seal vs a logo.
- jaywalk 5y agoA seal conveys a specific certification/endorsement while a logo is identifying a company/product/service/etc. For example, if you're a Microsoft Certified Solutions Engineer, slapping a Microsoft logo on your website doesn't convey that (and surely won't be appreciated by Microsoft).