![\"Logo](\"https:\/\/webdesigndev.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/04\/1-320x240.jpg\")
Remember that, your client wants to know how the logo design will benefit their brand. So you should explain the logo design with real life examples. You should show how the logo will look on their branding collateral. I recommend displaying the logo design on the client’s website, brochure, visiting cards and products.<\/p>\n
To make it easier, avoid printing of the examples rather, you can also use mock-ups for presenting the logo on the client’s products. Subsequently, your client will get a better idea of using the logo.<\/p>\n
2. Show a Glimpse of Finished Product with Mock-Ups:<\/strong><\/h2>\n![\"Logo](\"https:\/\/webdesigndev.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/04\/2-1-320x205.jpg\")
Logo design showcase – Use mock-ups<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nI suggest that mock-ups are the most effective tool to present the logo design for the clients. It is not necessary that the layout is enough to get the approval of logo design from the client. The designers don\u2019t use the mock-up in the best possible manner. I bet many of us don\u2019t about the difference of using the mock-ups for presentation and portfolios.<\/p>\n
I’ve seen that many of us use the portfolio mock-ups for client presentation. You should understand the fact displaying the logo with iPhone background or table shots won\u2019t work out for client presentation. Using the presentation mock-ups to display logo design will enable you to explain the important feature in a much better way to the client.<\/p>\n
3. Highlight the Important Features of Logo:<\/strong><\/h2>\n![\"Logo](\"https:\/\/webdesigndev.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/04\/3-1-320x145.jpg\")
Logo Design Showcase – Highlight important features of logo<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nDesigners make a big mistake by asking the client about the logo design. You avoid asking questions like what are your thoughts about this design. Always try to explain rather asking questions. Your client is here to understand how your logo design will help to increase brand awareness.<\/p>\n
Your questions may confuse the client. Eventually, the client is keen about the advantages of logo design. So I suggest that keep it interactive and highlight the important features of the logo and its impact on the client’s brand. It will help you to solve your client\u2019s doubts and get easy approval.<\/p>\n
4. Stick to the Goals:<\/strong><\/h2>\n![\"Logo](\"https:\/\/webdesigndev.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/04\/4-1-320x210.jpg\")
Logo Design Showcase – Stick to the goals<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAfter explaining about the logo design you should ask about the client\u2019s expectation. If your logo meets the expectations of the client then, you will get the approval of the design. In another case, if the client says that it doesn’t set with the goal then, you’ll get the perfect feedback brief to create a better design.<\/p>\n
In any of the above case, your job will be easy. So I suggest that you should explain how the logo meets the goals of the client. You should also explain how the logo design signifies the client’s brand identity<\/a> and connects with the target audience. Explain to them that it’ll help your brand to stand out among the competition.<\/p>\n
5. Client\u2019s Brief is the Key to Success<\/strong><\/a>:<\/strong><\/h2>\n![\"Logo](\"https:\/\/webdesigndev.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/04\/5-320x89.png\")
Logo Design Showcase – Client’s brief is the key<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nI have faced many situations where I failed to design the perfect logo due to the lack of proper design brief. Thus, I advise collecting a suitable design brief from the client. The brief helps you to craft the best logo design that can get approved easily.<\/p>\n
In another case, if the client doesn\u2019t give you the brief then, craft your own. You should ask appropriate questions to make your own design brief. I recommend researching about client’s business and competitors. With the help of research, you will have better clarity of the target audience.<\/p>\n
After getting done with brief you should get it approved from the client. As now you have the client\u2019s approval, start with the designing process. In this way, you won\u2019t fail in the presentation and the logo design will exactly match the client’s needs.<\/p>\n
6. Explain with Slides:<\/strong><\/h2>\n![\"Logo](\"https:\/\/webdesigndev.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/04\/6-320x126.png\")
Logo Design Showcase – Explain with Slides<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nYou should different slides to explain about the logo design in the presentation. Make sure that you use the small logo in a single color. Thus, explaining with slides will allow you to communicate the effectiveness of the logo design. Consequently, your client will understand the impact and usefulness of the logo.<\/p>\n
7. Keep Calm and Focused:<\/strong><\/h2>\n![\"Logo](\"https:\/\/webdesigndev.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/04\/7-320x160.jpg\")
Logo Design Showcase – Stay focused<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nI know it is very difficult to hear the client\u2019s negative feedback about your design. But you should stay calm and listen to the feedback carefully. It will help you to remain focused avoid mistakes in your next designing assignment. You should realize that the client knows better about his\/her business and competition. Thus, they know their target audience.<\/p>\n
If they are asking questions then, you should drive their attention towards the previously decided brief. Don’t allow the clients to leverage their personal thoughts about the logo design. Rather make them aware of the exceptional qualities of the logo.<\/p>\n
I’ll wrap it up here, so consider the above points before presenting the logo design to your client. Accept the suggestions and feedback of the client but don’t agree on useless personal opinions of clients. Stick to the brief and pre-design research to craft the best presentation to pitch your logo design idea to the client.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I suggest that mock-ups are the most effective tool to present the logo design for the clients. It is not necessary that the layout is enough to get the approval of logo design from the client. The designers don\u2019t use the mock-up in the best possible manner. I bet many of us don\u2019t about the difference of using the mock-ups for presentation and portfolios.<\/p>\n
I’ve seen that many of us use the portfolio mock-ups for client presentation. You should understand the fact displaying the logo with iPhone background or table shots won\u2019t work out for client presentation. Using the presentation mock-ups to display logo design will enable you to explain the important feature in a much better way to the client.<\/p>\n
3. Highlight the Important Features of Logo:<\/strong><\/h2>\nLogo Design Showcase – Highlight important features of logo<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nDesigners make a big mistake by asking the client about the logo design. You avoid asking questions like what are your thoughts about this design. Always try to explain rather asking questions. Your client is here to understand how your logo design will help to increase brand awareness.<\/p>\n
Your questions may confuse the client. Eventually, the client is keen about the advantages of logo design. So I suggest that keep it interactive and highlight the important features of the logo and its impact on the client’s brand. It will help you to solve your client\u2019s doubts and get easy approval.<\/p>\n
4. Stick to the Goals:<\/strong><\/h2>\nLogo Design Showcase – Stick to the goals<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAfter explaining about the logo design you should ask about the client\u2019s expectation. If your logo meets the expectations of the client then, you will get the approval of the design. In another case, if the client says that it doesn’t set with the goal then, you’ll get the perfect feedback brief to create a better design.<\/p>\n
In any of the above case, your job will be easy. So I suggest that you should explain how the logo meets the goals of the client. You should also explain how the logo design signifies the client’s brand identity<\/a> and connects with the target audience. Explain to them that it’ll help your brand to stand out among the competition.<\/p>\n
5. Client\u2019s Brief is the Key to Success<\/strong><\/a>:<\/strong><\/h2>\nLogo Design Showcase – Client’s brief is the key<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nI have faced many situations where I failed to design the perfect logo due to the lack of proper design brief. Thus, I advise collecting a suitable design brief from the client. The brief helps you to craft the best logo design that can get approved easily.<\/p>\n
In another case, if the client doesn\u2019t give you the brief then, craft your own. You should ask appropriate questions to make your own design brief. I recommend researching about client’s business and competitors. With the help of research, you will have better clarity of the target audience.<\/p>\n
After getting done with brief you should get it approved from the client. As now you have the client\u2019s approval, start with the designing process. In this way, you won\u2019t fail in the presentation and the logo design will exactly match the client’s needs.<\/p>\n
6. Explain with Slides:<\/strong><\/h2>\nLogo Design Showcase – Explain with Slides<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nYou should different slides to explain about the logo design in the presentation. Make sure that you use the small logo in a single color. Thus, explaining with slides will allow you to communicate the effectiveness of the logo design. Consequently, your client will understand the impact and usefulness of the logo.<\/p>\n
7. Keep Calm and Focused:<\/strong><\/h2>\nLogo Design Showcase – Stay focused<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nI know it is very difficult to hear the client\u2019s negative feedback about your design. But you should stay calm and listen to the feedback carefully. It will help you to remain focused avoid mistakes in your next designing assignment. You should realize that the client knows better about his\/her business and competition. Thus, they know their target audience.<\/p>\n
If they are asking questions then, you should drive their attention towards the previously decided brief. Don’t allow the clients to leverage their personal thoughts about the logo design. Rather make them aware of the exceptional qualities of the logo.<\/p>\n
I’ll wrap it up here, so consider the above points before presenting the logo design to your client. Accept the suggestions and feedback of the client but don’t agree on useless personal opinions of clients. Stick to the brief and pre-design research to craft the best presentation to pitch your logo design idea to the client.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Designers make a big mistake by asking the client about the logo design. You avoid asking questions like what are your thoughts about this design. Always try to explain rather asking questions. Your client is here to understand how your logo design will help to increase brand awareness.<\/p>\n
Your questions may confuse the client. Eventually, the client is keen about the advantages of logo design. So I suggest that keep it interactive and highlight the important features of the logo and its impact on the client’s brand. It will help you to solve your client\u2019s doubts and get easy approval.<\/p>\n
4. Stick to the Goals:<\/strong><\/h2>\nLogo Design Showcase – Stick to the goals<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAfter explaining about the logo design you should ask about the client\u2019s expectation. If your logo meets the expectations of the client then, you will get the approval of the design. In another case, if the client says that it doesn’t set with the goal then, you’ll get the perfect feedback brief to create a better design.<\/p>\n
In any of the above case, your job will be easy. So I suggest that you should explain how the logo meets the goals of the client. You should also explain how the logo design signifies the client’s brand identity<\/a> and connects with the target audience. Explain to them that it’ll help your brand to stand out among the competition.<\/p>\n
5. Client\u2019s Brief is the Key to Success<\/strong><\/a>:<\/strong><\/h2>\nLogo Design Showcase – Client’s brief is the key<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nI have faced many situations where I failed to design the perfect logo due to the lack of proper design brief. Thus, I advise collecting a suitable design brief from the client. The brief helps you to craft the best logo design that can get approved easily.<\/p>\n
In another case, if the client doesn\u2019t give you the brief then, craft your own. You should ask appropriate questions to make your own design brief. I recommend researching about client’s business and competitors. With the help of research, you will have better clarity of the target audience.<\/p>\n
After getting done with brief you should get it approved from the client. As now you have the client\u2019s approval, start with the designing process. In this way, you won\u2019t fail in the presentation and the logo design will exactly match the client’s needs.<\/p>\n
6. Explain with Slides:<\/strong><\/h2>\nLogo Design Showcase – Explain with Slides<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nYou should different slides to explain about the logo design in the presentation. Make sure that you use the small logo in a single color. Thus, explaining with slides will allow you to communicate the effectiveness of the logo design. Consequently, your client will understand the impact and usefulness of the logo.<\/p>\n
7. Keep Calm and Focused:<\/strong><\/h2>\nLogo Design Showcase – Stay focused<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nI know it is very difficult to hear the client\u2019s negative feedback about your design. But you should stay calm and listen to the feedback carefully. It will help you to remain focused avoid mistakes in your next designing assignment. You should realize that the client knows better about his\/her business and competition. Thus, they know their target audience.<\/p>\n
If they are asking questions then, you should drive their attention towards the previously decided brief. Don’t allow the clients to leverage their personal thoughts about the logo design. Rather make them aware of the exceptional qualities of the logo.<\/p>\n
I’ll wrap it up here, so consider the above points before presenting the logo design to your client. Accept the suggestions and feedback of the client but don’t agree on useless personal opinions of clients. Stick to the brief and pre-design research to craft the best presentation to pitch your logo design idea to the client.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
After explaining about the logo design you should ask about the client\u2019s expectation. If your logo meets the expectations of the client then, you will get the approval of the design. In another case, if the client says that it doesn’t set with the goal then, you’ll get the perfect feedback brief to create a better design.<\/p>\n
In any of the above case, your job will be easy. So I suggest that you should explain how the logo meets the goals of the client. You should also explain how the logo design signifies the client’s brand identity<\/a> and connects with the target audience. Explain to them that it’ll help your brand to stand out among the competition.<\/p>\n
5. Client\u2019s Brief is the Key to Success<\/strong><\/a>:<\/strong><\/h2>\nLogo Design Showcase – Client’s brief is the key<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nI have faced many situations where I failed to design the perfect logo due to the lack of proper design brief. Thus, I advise collecting a suitable design brief from the client. The brief helps you to craft the best logo design that can get approved easily.<\/p>\n
In another case, if the client doesn\u2019t give you the brief then, craft your own. You should ask appropriate questions to make your own design brief. I recommend researching about client’s business and competitors. With the help of research, you will have better clarity of the target audience.<\/p>\n
After getting done with brief you should get it approved from the client. As now you have the client\u2019s approval, start with the designing process. In this way, you won\u2019t fail in the presentation and the logo design will exactly match the client’s needs.<\/p>\n
6. Explain with Slides:<\/strong><\/h2>\nLogo Design Showcase – Explain with Slides<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nYou should different slides to explain about the logo design in the presentation. Make sure that you use the small logo in a single color. Thus, explaining with slides will allow you to communicate the effectiveness of the logo design. Consequently, your client will understand the impact and usefulness of the logo.<\/p>\n
7. Keep Calm and Focused:<\/strong><\/h2>\nLogo Design Showcase – Stay focused<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nI know it is very difficult to hear the client\u2019s negative feedback about your design. But you should stay calm and listen to the feedback carefully. It will help you to remain focused avoid mistakes in your next designing assignment. You should realize that the client knows better about his\/her business and competition. Thus, they know their target audience.<\/p>\n
If they are asking questions then, you should drive their attention towards the previously decided brief. Don’t allow the clients to leverage their personal thoughts about the logo design. Rather make them aware of the exceptional qualities of the logo.<\/p>\n
I’ll wrap it up here, so consider the above points before presenting the logo design to your client. Accept the suggestions and feedback of the client but don’t agree on useless personal opinions of clients. Stick to the brief and pre-design research to craft the best presentation to pitch your logo design idea to the client.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I have faced many situations where I failed to design the perfect logo due to the lack of proper design brief. Thus, I advise collecting a suitable design brief from the client. The brief helps you to craft the best logo design that can get approved easily.<\/p>\n
In another case, if the client doesn\u2019t give you the brief then, craft your own. You should ask appropriate questions to make your own design brief. I recommend researching about client’s business and competitors. With the help of research, you will have better clarity of the target audience.<\/p>\n
After getting done with brief you should get it approved from the client. As now you have the client\u2019s approval, start with the designing process. In this way, you won\u2019t fail in the presentation and the logo design will exactly match the client’s needs.<\/p>\n
6. Explain with Slides:<\/strong><\/h2>\nLogo Design Showcase – Explain with Slides<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nYou should different slides to explain about the logo design in the presentation. Make sure that you use the small logo in a single color. Thus, explaining with slides will allow you to communicate the effectiveness of the logo design. Consequently, your client will understand the impact and usefulness of the logo.<\/p>\n
7. Keep Calm and Focused:<\/strong><\/h2>\nLogo Design Showcase – Stay focused<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nI know it is very difficult to hear the client\u2019s negative feedback about your design. But you should stay calm and listen to the feedback carefully. It will help you to remain focused avoid mistakes in your next designing assignment. You should realize that the client knows better about his\/her business and competition. Thus, they know their target audience.<\/p>\n
If they are asking questions then, you should drive their attention towards the previously decided brief. Don’t allow the clients to leverage their personal thoughts about the logo design. Rather make them aware of the exceptional qualities of the logo.<\/p>\n
I’ll wrap it up here, so consider the above points before presenting the logo design to your client. Accept the suggestions and feedback of the client but don’t agree on useless personal opinions of clients. Stick to the brief and pre-design research to craft the best presentation to pitch your logo design idea to the client.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
You should different slides to explain about the logo design in the presentation. Make sure that you use the small logo in a single color. Thus, explaining with slides will allow you to communicate the effectiveness of the logo design. Consequently, your client will understand the impact and usefulness of the logo.<\/p>\n
7. Keep Calm and Focused:<\/strong><\/h2>\nLogo Design Showcase – Stay focused<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nI know it is very difficult to hear the client\u2019s negative feedback about your design. But you should stay calm and listen to the feedback carefully. It will help you to remain focused avoid mistakes in your next designing assignment. You should realize that the client knows better about his\/her business and competition. Thus, they know their target audience.<\/p>\n
If they are asking questions then, you should drive their attention towards the previously decided brief. Don’t allow the clients to leverage their personal thoughts about the logo design. Rather make them aware of the exceptional qualities of the logo.<\/p>\n
I’ll wrap it up here, so consider the above points before presenting the logo design to your client. Accept the suggestions and feedback of the client but don’t agree on useless personal opinions of clients. Stick to the brief and pre-design research to craft the best presentation to pitch your logo design idea to the client.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I know it is very difficult to hear the client\u2019s negative feedback about your design. But you should stay calm and listen to the feedback carefully. It will help you to remain focused avoid mistakes in your next designing assignment. You should realize that the client knows better about his\/her business and competition. Thus, they know their target audience.<\/p>\n
If they are asking questions then, you should drive their attention towards the previously decided brief. Don’t allow the clients to leverage their personal thoughts about the logo design. Rather make them aware of the exceptional qualities of the logo.<\/p>\n
I’ll wrap it up here, so consider the above points before presenting the logo design to your client. Accept the suggestions and feedback of the client but don’t agree on useless personal opinions of clients. Stick to the brief and pre-design research to craft the best presentation to pitch your logo design idea to the client.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
