Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Window Lickers on January 20, 2015, 10:44:42 pm
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What d'you think? It's just a start, I'll probably put the phone numbers underneath with smaller font.
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=192790.0;attach=36578)
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clever but maybe the OWC needs to be slightly more subtle colour so stands out but not jump out ... if u see what im saying
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I like orange and black ... there my colours as well :)
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Too Long
drop the www - nobody needs it these days - looks smarter without it
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Too Long
drop the www - nobody needs it these days - looks smarter without it
Dont you start, wheres that £50 donation to your local hospice?
:o
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Too Long
drop the www - nobody needs it these days - looks smarter without it
Dont you start, wheres that £50 donation to your local hospice?
:o
Maybe change the owc to a less contrasting orange, it's a bit too bright and makes it harder to read the whole address
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Thats what the missus said last night.
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What's wrong with your light blue window and tick? I thought that was pretty good myself!!
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The OWC stands out too much... it makes the whole lot difficult to read.
Why do you want your logo to incorporate your URL ?
Also... Do you want to be known as OWC or Oakley Window Cleaning ? Use one or the other.
Andy ;)
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Well, I would not take any advice from this crowd, as the OWC is the shortened name for you business it should be bold as you van passes you only have few seconds to red the orange will work.
My best advice is make up your own mind at what you are trying to achieve.
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I like the colours. But I found it difficult to read and the only words I saw straight away were 'wind' and 'leaning'
Agree with Andy* in that URL or logo.
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Well, I would not take any advice from this crowd, as the OWC is the shortened name for you business it should be bold as you van passes you only have few seconds to red the orange will work.
My best advice is make up your own mind at what you are trying to achieve.
It's the best place to take advice as we All have logos so know what works... Owc doesn't mean anything to people, they need to know its a window cleaner, clarity is key. Look at any major brand, it will always be clear.
My wife works in marketing, rule number 1, make sure your brand is clear and easy to read. Take tesco and asda for example - big clear writing, simple brands.
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Thats what the missus said last night.
Why not just have 'Oakley window cleaning' or if you want owc, then have 'owc window cleaners'
Make it simple, it's obviously up to you, try some other layouts out etc
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DONT use "OWO"!!
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=owo
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Naughty! ;D
I was thinking about using something new on the new sites Nath, what you think?
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dont like the orange keep it all white.
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Yup - an eye catching logo can work wonders for customer conversion,.. I'd challenge a few fiverr.com designers to come up with ideas - at $5 a pop it doesn't matter if it takes a few attempts & you can get really nice results if you find the right designer...
Naughty! ;D
I was thinking about using something new on the new sites Nath, what you think?
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DONT use "OWO"!!
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=owo
Surely if the urban slang was 'OWC' it would make more sense?!
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If you're gonna highlight the OWC bit, why not buy owc.co.uk too?
Thats what people may remember...
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And that right there is reason enough for a trip to specsavers,.... :-[ ::)roll
DONT use "OWO"!!
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=owo
Surely if the urban slang was 'OWC' it would make more sense?!
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And that right there is reason enough for a trip to specsavers,.... :-[ ::)roll
DONT use "OWO"!!
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=owo
Surely if the urban slang was 'OWC' it would make more sense?!
Yes indeed, but I was playing on the OWC bit - if that makes sense??