http://www.strategycentral.org/2006/06/branding-logos-and-design.html Where Strategy and Purpose Collide Sat, 13 Aug 2011 19:07:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.strategycentral.org/2006/06/branding-logos-and-design.html/comment-page-1#comment-344 Online business Wed, 19 Jul 2006 13:22:17 +0000 http://www.gettingtothere.com/strategycentral/2006/06/branding-logos-and-design.html#comment-344 Hey: You have a great blog here! Your articles and blog entries are direct, refreshing and informative. You’ve a flawless way of conveying your thoughts that is bewitching and memorable. You’re certainly an authority at what you write about and I appreciate your efforts. I'm definitely going to bookmark your site and tell my friends about you! I have a <a href="http://maychic.com/index.html" rel="nofollow">Online business</a> site/blog. It pretty much covers <a href="http://maychic.com/sitemap.htm" rel="nofollow">Online business</a> related stuff. You’re welcomed to stop by and check it out when you’ve the time :-) <a href="http://maychic.com/services.htm" rel="nofollow">Online business</a> http://www.maychic.com Hey:
You have a great blog here!
Your articles and blog entries are direct, refreshing and informative.
You’ve a flawless way of conveying your thoughts that is bewitching and memorable.
You’re certainly an authority at what you write about and I appreciate your efforts.
I’m definitely going to bookmark your site and tell my friends about you!
I have a Online business site/blog.
It pretty much covers Online business related stuff.
You’re welcomed to stop by and check it out when you’ve the time
Online business
http://www.maychic.com

]]> http://www.strategycentral.org/2006/06/branding-logos-and-design.html/comment-page-1#comment-343 Mark Sat, 24 Jun 2006 14:05:17 +0000 http://www.gettingtothere.com/strategycentral/2006/06/branding-logos-and-design.html#comment-343 Thanks, Mike! That is the tension, isn't it? Whenever I'm trying to work out a name for something (or even some creative wording for a brochure) I try to keep in mind that the quality of the product comes first and that causes people to feel goor (or bad) when they see the logo. Thanks for joining the conversation! Thanks, Mike! That is the tension, isn’t it? Whenever I’m trying to work out a name for something (or even some creative wording for a brochure) I try to keep in mind that the quality of the product comes first and that causes people to feel goor (or bad) when they see the logo.
Thanks for joining the conversation!

]]> http://www.strategycentral.org/2006/06/branding-logos-and-design.html/comment-page-1#comment-342 Michael Wagner Fri, 23 Jun 2006 20:45:23 +0000 http://www.gettingtothere.com/strategycentral/2006/06/branding-logos-and-design.html#comment-342 Of course the early church used the fish symbol as something of a logo that promised recognition as a member of the Christian community. At the beginning there is no context for the name or the logo - good observation. I try to help clients puzzling over a new name that the name is not as important as they think. It is up to them to make the name "good" not to choose simply choose a "good" name. I wonder what people said when they first heard and saw the Starbuck's name? Oh, it has to be a good coffee shop, they've named it after a character from Moby Dick! Enjoying your blog - Mike Of course the early church used the fish symbol as something of a logo that promised recognition as a member of the Christian community.
At the beginning there is no context for the name or the logo – good observation.
I try to help clients puzzling over a new name that the name is not as important as they think. It is up to them to make the name “good” not to choose simply choose a “good” name.
I wonder what people said when they first heard and saw the Starbuck’s name? Oh, it has to be a good coffee shop, they’ve named it after a character from Moby Dick!
Enjoying your blog – Mike

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