Best Sellers 💚 Logo Variations ✨

[Logo Maker Team]

As you know by now, the more logo variations you have, the more likely you are to appeal to multiple industries. It’s been proven that having 4-10 logo variations increases its chance of being purchased. Due to the fact that most of our sales are done over the phone, what you see is what you get, which means that even the smallest moderating can't be done. Make sure your buyers have a rainbow to choose from so they can have a great and easy buying experience.

 

To get you inspired, we’re showing off three of the Logo Maker’s team's top sellers, who we’ve deemed our Super Variations Creators, Coloring Exerts, and Most Flexible Design Makers. 

 

In need of inspiration to bulk up your design offerings? Take notes!

 

Highlight #1: The Super Variation Creator - Shamlirotem 

Designer Shamlirotem created his variations by combining the elements in his initial layers in new ways. 

To maximize variation, Rotem experimented with transparency and outlines, playing with the opacity of his logo, adding and removing shapes in the background, and trying out different palettes, all while keeping his original SVG centered in the design. For extra character, Rotem provided brand name variations, with some versions in a straight line and others following the curve of his logo. 

Takeaway Tip: Improve your variations by setting your type on slants and curves and experimenting with backgrounds and opacity.

For more tips and to see more variations from Rotem, check out our forums, Logo Variations 🤝 Endless Possibilities & Logo Maker Quick Tips. 

 

Highlight #2: The Coloring Expert: Asafdantes 

For his variations, designer Asafdantes pushed coloration to the max, experimenting with palette sizes ranging from two to eight colors. By pairing each color combination with different fonts, each design takes on a personality of its own - making it ideal for attracting multiple industries.

Like Rotem, he also played with transparency of certain layers and with having a circle in the background, all while keeping his original SVG centralized.

Takeaway Tip: Push a single design to the limit by using as many color-variations as possible. 

For more coloring tips check out Logo Maker: Suggested Palette features &  Suggested Palette features: Helpful tips.

 

Highlight #3: The Most Flexible Design Maker: Juancharles 

Here is an example of a designer doing a fantastic job representing all buyer ethnicities, hair colors, and even clothes. There’s no better way to appeal to diverse audiences than to make everyone feel seen! Some buyers are used to having their identities always represented in marketing, and others are not. This is your reminder to be inclusive.

 

Takeaway tip: Diversity is extremely important! When creating logos with a person, remember to include as much diversity and as many variations as possible. The greater the number of people who feel visually represented in your designs, the greater chance you’ll resonate with a buyer and make a sale. 

For more about this and other tips, check out The Endless Possibilities of Logo Variations ∞.

 

The best thing about logo variations is maximizing your offerings without starting from scratch! Do you have what it takes to be featured in our next post of amazing variations-creators? Share your best tips and tricks in the comments

 

[klassiclogos]

Thanks so much for the info! It is really helpful!

[zim_art]

Thank you for sharing this. It will be helpful for sellers.

[angeleyeslondon]

Wow!!! That's great thank you....Love it :heart:

[keshavk01]

This is helpful to see the possibilities of variations one can do to the simple designs.

[ishi_logos]

Thank you so much!

[arslan_nasim]

Thank you so much.

[gary513]

This is really great information, if i still have access to logo maker this will be very helpful for me 😅