Logo vs. Brand Identity

Logo

A visual element (a graphic mark, emblem, or symbol) is used to identify something.

Here’s why I’m steering away from offering just a logo.

  • I want you to be seen as serious and professional

  • It’s the best investment for your business

  • Helps build trust with your audience

  • Will help you stand-out from a saturated market


If you request a logo from a designer, you will get one logo. It’s a great business identifier, visual aspect, but not as timeless and typically TRENDY. They are great for one-off events like weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, teams (company kickball, adult softball teams, gymnastics teams), and influencers.

When you ask me for ‘just a logo’ and your a business owner, I will give you more:

  • Primary Logo

  • Secondary Logo (if needed)

  • Brand mark (great for social media posts to watermark them)

  • Color palette

  • Typography options

Brand Identity

Brand Identity is the visible elements of a brand, such as color, design, and logo, that help identify the brand to their audience. It’s a logo but so much more its colors, typography, illustrations, and other elements that create the entire brand identity. The brand identity helps build all the other design assets for your business like marketing collateral, social media, and a website design.


Why you need branding

  • You’re ready to take your business to the next level

  • You want to connect with your audience

  • You want your audience to strike an emotion

  • You have the budget

  • You want to look professional

  • You want to be recognized

Here’s what you get when you sign up for a branding package with me:

  • A 60 - 90 min Strategic Brand Strategy workshop

  • Primary logo

  • Secondary logo

  • Brand Marks

  • Custom color palette

  • Mood board

  • Typography

  • So much more depending on the branding package that you choose!

Branding tells an emotional and visual story which creates a timeless and professional brand. It not only gives you a variety of logos, a color palette, typography, brand imagery, social media templates, marketing, packaging, and more.

Now tell me what is really going to make your business and brand stand out from the crowd and get people to notice you? A logo or a the whole brand experience?

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