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  • What is the difference between a logo and "branding"?"
    Your logo is not your brand. It is a piece of your brand. It is a useful tool and a symbol for your brand. Branding is your reputation. It is what your customers are saying about you. It also is what attracts new customers, builds customer loyalty and builds employee engagement. It is the sum of all impressions, and your promise of your company. Essentially, branding is what builds and grows the business. Consider what a potential customer might see when doing business with you — building signage, vehicle graphics, employee uniforms, invoices, social media profiles, website, etc. The design of these items should reflect the quality of what you do. If not, there’s a disconnect between what people see and the impression you want to give. It plays an important role in helping to turn potential buyers into loyal customers.
  • How much does it cost?
    My logos start at $1,500 and go up from there depending on the full scope of the project. A quote for rebranding a large corporation with a 50+ year history will be different than designing a logo for a new brick-and-mortar shop. There are some things I need to know before I can send a proposal, including scope and desired deliverables. To start the conversation, fill out my online inquiry form, and we'll jump on a call or set up a meeting to dive in deep.
  • How long will designing my logo take?
    Typically 4-6 weeks, but that depends on the scope and depth of the project, or on the number of people involved in the design direction. The more people on a selection or approval committee, the longer it typically takes. You will not receive sketches the next day. Design sites that do that, and do it for very little money, are not investing their time in learning your company, and their designs will not meet the goals of your business. If you have concerns with that at all during the project, I'm always open to a call, text or email. I will also do my best to keep you updated with any delays I encounter.
  • What do you need from me?
    Design is a two-way process, and your input is vital. You need to be engaged in the design process, responsive in emails requesting information or feedback, and honest in your direction and guidance.
  • What if I don’t live in Alaska?
    Worry not! It has never been a problem having clients from other locations. We can have phone calls, FaceTime or Zoom meetings, and email is always open.
  • For anything else
    Just ask. I look forward to hearing from you. hello(at)briannareaganart.com
  • What is the difference between a logo and "branding"?"
    Your logo is not your brand. It is a piece of your brand. It is a useful tool and a symbol for your brand. Branding is your reputation. It is what your customers are saying about you. It also is what attracts new customers, builds customer loyalty and builds employee engagement. It is the sum of all impressions, and your promise of your company. Essentially, branding is what builds and grows the business. Consider what a potential customer might see when doing business with you — building signage, vehicle graphics, employee uniforms, invoices, social media profiles, website, etc. The design of these items should reflect the quality of what you do. If not, there’s a disconnect between what people see and the impression you want to give. It plays an important role in helping to turn potential buyers into loyal customers.
  • How much does it cost?
    My logos start at $1,500 and go up from there depending on the full scope of the project. A quote for rebranding a large corporation with a 50+ year history will be different than designing a logo for a new brick-and-mortar shop. There are some things I need to know before I can send a proposal, including scope and desired deliverables. To start the conversation, fill out my online inquiry form, and we'll jump on a call or set up a meeting to dive in deep.
  • How long will designing my logo take?
    Typically 4-6 weeks, but that depends on the scope and depth of the project, or on the number of people involved in the design direction. The more people on a selection or approval committee, the longer it typically takes. You will not receive sketches the next day. Design sites that do that, and do it for very little money, are not investing their time in learning your company, and their designs will not meet the goals of your business. If you have concerns with that at all during the project, I'm always open to a call, text or email. I will also do my best to keep you updated with any delays I encounter.
  • What do you need from me?
    Design is a two-way process, and your input is vital. You need to be engaged in the design process, responsive in emails requesting information or feedback, and honest in your direction and guidance.
  • What if I don’t live in Alaska?
    Worry not! It has never been a problem having clients from other locations. We can have phone calls, FaceTime or Zoom meetings, and email is always open.
  • For anything else
    Just ask. I look forward to hearing from you. hello(at)briannareaganart.com
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