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Buzzing Around with LogoBee Logo Designs

written by Michael Kwan on November 27th, 2009

Whether you are starting out with a new blog or you are opening a brick-and-mortar building supplies store, branding will be one of the most important elements to having a successful business. Remember than a profit-minded blog or website should be treated just like any other business.

Aside from choosing a good name and finding the best domain, one of the biggest components to your branding strategy will be your company logo. You could try to develop something on your own, but it may be a better idea to turn the pros at a design firm like LogoBee Logo Design. The service they provide serves as the primary subject of today’s review, but they have a couple of free bonuses for you too.

A Unique Logo for a Unique Company

As you can probably imagine, the core focus of LogoBee is to act as a logo design company. They can also expand your logo into stationery design, like letterhead and business cards.

Buzzing Around with LogoBee Logo Designs

It doesn’t really matter what niche you are approaching, because LogoBee has worked in a wide variety of industries. This breadth of experience is certainly valuable. Also, whereas some other logo design firms will only provide you with one or two options and limited number of revisions, LogoBee aims to please.

Even with the smallest package, you will be given six different custom designed logos with up to six revisions to fine-tune the design. They also have a 100% money back guarantee, ensuring your satisfaction with the end product.

Let’s See Some Bee-autiful Work

Just as you would likely want to read some writing samples before hiring a freelance writer like me, it only makes sense that you would want to see some sample designs before hiring a logo design firm like LogoBee.

Buzzing Around with LogoBee Logo Designs

They have a large logo design category where you can see samples from a range of industries, including food, engineering, churches, real estate, and sports.

Whether you like these designs or not is a matter of personal preference, but it seems that LogoBee has a good number of satisfied customers. In fact, LogoBee was commissioned by NFL player Clinton Hart for his non-profit foundation. I like that logo, myself.

Bonus Blog and Tutorials

Even though LogoBee is clearly out to make money from designing logos for a variety of different clients, they are also offering extra value to the community through a series of useful resources.

You can turn to the features page to read up on search engine optimization, selecting a logo concept, find free advertising opportunities, and more.

Buzzing Around with LogoBee Logo Designs

Going further, you can keep up with the LogoBee crew through the company blog. This isn’t around just to promote their logo creation services; it’s also there to discuss the 2012 Olympics, a collection of brushes, and other topics.

Buzzing Around with LogoBee Logo Designs

While they would certainly like for you to order a logo from them, LogoBee also wants to help you with your own creative endeavors. That’s where the illustrator tutorials might come in handy. There are only two right now: particle logo and shiny ball. These might be fun to try, but you’d still need LogoBee to develop anything more substantial.

The Price for Originality and Branding

Before we get to how much you can expect to pay for a custom logo from LogoBee, it is worth noting that they also have an affiliate program where you can earn $20 for every logo design purchase that you refer their way.

Getting to the prices, you’ll find that LogoBee currently has a number of its packages discounted by way of their fall sale. The cheapest package is $199 and this gets you six logo design samples and six revisions. It is not eligible for the money back guarantee however.

To get the possibility of a refund, you’ll need to move up to the silver package for $279. This includes eight logo design samples and unlimited revisions. There are other packages with include stationery design, free business cards, camera ready art, and other options. For any of these packages, feel free to enter “5629″ in the coupon code area for 20 bucks off.

CLICK HERE TO BUY A LOGO FROM LOGOBEE

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  1. I’m not quite impressed by these Logo design, I prefer Logomyway or digital point forum for my Logo design… It’s just my opinion though.

  2. Most people fail to realize the importance of branding. A great domain is important, but even more important is your companies name.

  3. Sounds expensive. I have a logo designer that can do logos for $18 lol. Contact me if you need his info ;)

  4. These days when you can start a contest like at Designers Contest and get 30+ concepts? This seems like an outdated idea already.

    On a related not, I wonder when writing contests will catch on. Some is trying it at Crowded Text.

  5. I’m not impressed with the logos or the price. They’re much too corporate and boring.

    John’s new logo on his poker table on the other hand… now THAT’S a logo.

  6. I agree with Lee Ka Hoong, Logonerds are much better priced and there samples are great as well

  7. I’m currently in the process of looking to have some banners made for my blogs. I might check this company out, I like the look of what they have done so far.

  8. Also if I like and recommend 19dollarlogo, I must say I like the look and feel of their work! And like you said Michael, their web site contains additional, free content that comes in handy like the tutorials (I hope they post more of those soon!) SY

  9. I prefer doing my own design work, thank you very much. The preserve of the one-on-one graphic designer is one that isn’t accessible to everybody however, and for many people LogoBee will give them what they need for their small business or project. Better than the design the receptionist did in word, for sho!

  10. Gone are those days when we relied on word for logos. If you can’t do your good and pro design like Jacques, you may as well try the services of logobee

  11. Zee

    Maybe outsourching a logo design should come in later, like after tasting a bit of success. Most companies do rebranding (with logo designs and so on) after they make a name for themselves. Unless, of course, you have strong investment backup to do everything professionally right from the start.

  12. nice one
    Muhammad Qasim over from sizzledgear.com

  13. Wow free business cards is a plus, will look into it next time I need a new logo made.

  14. I hear people on here complaining that this is expensive. This deal is incredibly cheap. I checked their site out and this is quality work, you know what you pay for quality work these days?

  15. If I was them I would also offer some free logo templates on the site. The might attract some additional visitors.

  16. I like bees and butterflies as well very much but these prices not so much.

  17. I too have worked with Logo Nerds and they’ve produced logos good enough for proper corporate companies.

    I’ve seen Logobee’s samples and they look good also. Just that the price is too high.

  18. The prices are so high coz a bee is a magic symbol of busy-ness and magnetize much money.

  19. there arereally good designes at logo Bee

  20. These guys have really nice logos. Sharp.

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