Equipe commerciale: du lundi au samedi, de 13h00 à 17h00 CET
Assistance technique: du lundi au samedi, de 13h00 à 17h00 CET
Un logo, monogramme ou une icône | Crée par OpportunityGap
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Opportunity Gap - Marketing Company Logo | ||
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Opportunity Gap | ||
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Opportunity Gap is a consulting firm that assists clients in helping develop a lead generating and nurturing system. We are a B2B provider that teaches others how to bridge their own marketing deficiencies. In our logo, we want a visual that plants in their mind how we will show them how to attract more prospects, generate more revenue, cut costs, stand out in a crowd, be more organized, etc. Some other visual metaphors: • Bridging a Gap. • Closing a Gap. • Standing out in a crowd. • Finding the way. • Making a connection. • Bringing others across, through, over. • Bringing or putting something together. • Building something up. • Making organized out of disorganized. • Generating more leads and customers • Growing revenue and profitability We are a business consulting company and our services relate to marketing, search engine optimization, search engine marketing, copy writing, business planning, contact management, email marketing and similar services. Our name, Opportunity Gap, represents the gap between what a company is doing now in terms of marketing, lead generation, revenue, etc. versus what they potentially could be doing. Of course, the purpose of our business is to help them close that gap and achieve all of their potential. Opportunity Gap could also represent the difference between the number of people who visit a website and the number of people who actually become clients. We now use the term to generally represent anything that you are doing, or not doing which causes you to miss out on an opportunity to connect with a new prospect, make more sales or otherwise miss out on some business advantage that could have been yours had you been doing things the correct way. It’s a lost opportunity, an Opportunity Gap and we’re here to show you the correct way. As part of the logo, we would like a character - a creative representation of a person. It doesn’t have to be a literal perfect looking ‘person’, but rather a unique, interesting visual representation of the human form. The reason is that we intend to use this character in a wide variety of different poses on future marketing materials such as our web site, emails and other marketing pieces. Each of these uses would probably involve other objects that might help us illustrate a point. For example, standing out in a big crowd, building a bridge, closing a gap, or pulling or pushing something, etc. There are literally hundreds of possibilities. We would like to keep the logo simple. We do believe less is more. We do like logos such as Google, Sendouts.com, Twitter, Facebook, Skype, YouTube and Squareup.com. We would like you to design the logo such that the figure can be separated from the logo for future fun and interesting uses. As an example, Sendouts.com separates their figure form from the logo for various marketing purposes. We’ll be building a whole series around him so we want him to develop his own personality as we go. We don’t want a heavy, serious business look. This is a character that has personality, and a sense of humor, but very serious about what he is doing. The character is a very smart, professional guy who likes to have fun and makes friends easily. We are a fun, innovative, and excited group of people. However, we are also credible, results oriented and metric oriented. Our logo needs to express a good balance. We view this project as the beginning of a relationship for the development of a wide variety of graphical objects to help us illustrate each of our various services. We appreciate your help and please let us know if you have any questions we can answer. |
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Marketing | ||
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Logo Type Character Web 2.0 |
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Cutting-Edge Unique/Creative Clean/Simple Fun |
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As for colors, we are not looking for a heavy logo. We want it to be fresh and web 2.0. We have not selected a color scheme so we are leaving this up to the designer. | ||
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