I Found a Better Place for Creating Logos Free

byakolipenouko

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5 years ago

In the Super Affiliate Challenge - 2019 & 2020 Edition, Focus 2, you are asked to establish your logo/brand.

Did you know that a brand starts with a logo? Your domain name will be the central component to consider in your logo design.

You have three approaches to consider in designing a logo:

1. A Logo that is an Icon
2. A Logo That Incorporated Your Brand
3. A Letter Based Logo

Kyle recommends a few platforms that you can leverage to get a free logo up and running in just some minutes.

Two of the best platforms Kyle recommends for creating logos are:

• Canva.com (Free)
• LogoJoy.com (Free)

I tried canva for creating my logo. I even spent days playing around with designs just to find something that “matches” my theme look (in terms of colours schemes) and which is a look that I’m happy with.

I found one but everybody told me the logo was too large.

I went back to canva to resize it but realize I could try it free for 30 days and then it becomes paying.

I didn’t want that so I began to look around.

Anyway, here is some training available on Canva:

• VIDEO TUTORIAL: Make Your Own Professional Logo With Canva

One thing I didn’t do was go through the live class here at WA dedicated to Canva and how to use it with efficiency for various types of graphics (including logos).

“You should definitely spend an hour of your time and go through this training before you establish yourself a logo,” Kyle advises but I never did it. “This is going to be incredibly useful to your business moving forward as well.”

• LIVE VIDEO CLASS: Hello Canva (a class on using Canva)

My search for a smaller logo brought me to Hatchful.

Sign up is free.

Then you hit the GET STARTED button.

Screenshot hatchful 1

Next you choose your business space. This could be Fashion, Health and beauty, Home and garden, Food and drink, Gifts and collectibles, Tech, Art and photos, Services, Games, Children, Pets, and None of the above.

Next, you choose your visual style. They go from Bold, Through Calm, Reliable, Classic, Conservative, Creative, Elegant, Energetic, Friendly, Futuristic, Industrial, Innovative, Modern, Natural, Strong, Vintage, Youth to end with None of the above.

Next, you add your business name and an optional slogan.

Next, you tell Hatchful where the logo will be used. You would find Online store or website, Social media, Print and swag, Business cards, Large surfaces, Physical stores and None of the above.

Next, they tell you “We made these logos for you, Choose one to start editing. You can pick a different logo anytime.”

I found almost 250 logos. To choose from.

When you find the logo that appeals to you, you click on it and wait. I found that going to the next page takes some time. It could be from my slow internet connection. But should it happen to you, just take your time.

On the next page you can change fonts, colors and layouts.

The final page is where you download your logo which will be sent to the email address you used during registration.

What’s is very interesting with hatchful is that they send you several designs: facebook cover photo 1, facebook cover photo 2, facebook profile image, favicon, instagram profile image, instagram banner image 1, instagram banner image 2, linkedin profile image, log, logo transparent, pinterest board photo, pinterest profile image, twitter header photo 1, twitter header photo 2, twitter profile image, and youtube profile image.

I wonder if the other logo maker sites also give you so much for free. Let’s know in the comment section below. Thank you.