We’ve all heard about the importance of “branding” one’s business. It’s important to present a strong, cohesive image to customers, and a logo can help you do that. Now, you don’t need to be a design ...

The right logo says everything without saying a word. It connotes feelings of honor, trust, pride, excellence and integrity. It conveys a series of virtues and a set of values without pages of copy ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. These days, art theft isn’t restricted to elaborate heists staged in a museum or gallery. With design inspiration being copied or ...

A company’s name and logo can play a huge part in its success, while the simplicity, versatility, and agility of its brand can have an enormous impact on its lifespan. Marrying them together in a way ...

If you're running a store on eBay, a well-designed logo will make your store look professional and help you stand out from the crowd. Big companies will often spend thousands of dollars to create a ...

Many small business owners spend weeks or months creating a business plan and days inventing the perfect company name, but another key element in marketing your brand is your logo. A logo is a visual ...

If you want a professional-looking logo for your business or blog but don’t have enough money to pay a graphic designer – or time to learn how to make it yourself – you’re in luck. In 2024, much like ...

Learn how to trademark a logo with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office — and how much it costs. Many, or all, of the products featured on this page are from our advertising partners who compensate us ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In the business of running a business — especially if you’re a serial entrepreneur — logo design is one of those duties that may get ...

Southern homeowners are embracing personalized home logos. From cottages to estates, these unique emblems add charm and character. Learn how to create your own and where you should put it.

The misuse of the word “logo” is one of those things that gets many design-minded people practically purple-faced with anger (a sibling to debate over “fonts” v. “typefaces”). A logo, they say, is not ...