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Hey @markwilsson! Great question Self promotion and communication with buyers on Fiverr is allowed, however must always be made with caution. Unlike other Fiverr services, the logo maker operates without direct communication between buyers and sellers, and keep in mind that buyers often purchase logos through logo maker exactly for this reason. Just a gentle reminder: spamming on Fiverr is prohibited. If there are signs that the buyer is disinterested (e.g., no response), please refrain from pressing further, as spamming could lead to account restrictions.

Marc Chagall said, "Color is all. When color is right, form is right." This is especially true in logo design! Each color has a unique meaning and can evoke specific emotions. This is called color psychology, and leveraging it in marketing is an art (pun intended). Wondering which colors best capture a brand's vibe? We've got you covered! The first step is figuring out the message your client wants to send. Blue is calming, red is bold, yellow is energetic, and so on. These associations make certain colors natural choices for specific industries. Using popular industry colors builds trust and familiarity. We analyzed our best-selling logos to see what colors dominate different industries. Use the insights below to create stunning logos that resonate with your target audiences! Note: We simplified our findings by selecting a single code to represent each color. Findings by Industry 1. Fashion 2. Gaming 3. Food & Beverage 4. Construction 5. Real Estate Next time you design a logo, remember the power of color psychology. Choose wisely, and your logo will be more than just pretty – it'll be a powerful communication tool that speaks directly to your audience. Let us know Which industries you’d like to explore next! Ready to get started? Return to Dashboard

Hey @acreativelogo4u! Have you checked out our insights dashboard? https://www.fiverr.com/logo-maker/dashboard/insights

Hey there, designers! The Logo Maker Team is back again to explore the search terms buyers are using and the brilliant logos they end up with. We’re sharing our insights to give designers a deeper understanding of the buyer journey. Use this list to: Update your search terms Get inspired + refine your designs Create more sales opportunities! This time around we’re exploring: Healthcare Medical Equipment Technology Women’s Health - including Doula services and prenatal care Nutrition Floriculture - The cultivation of flowers! Construction Let’s Dive In! Note: Brand names mentioned below have been modified to ensure the confidentiality of our purchasers. Buyer # 1 What They Briefed: Name: Valley Children Slogan: Relief for the vulnerable Industry: Health Care Services Tag: child What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by @name_art Buyer #2 What They Briefed: Name: Sterilizexpert Slogan: For a safe future Industry: Medical equipment, Security services, Technology Tag: sterilizer What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by @yehorkolchyba Buyer #3 What They Briefed: Name: Ali’s Petals Slogan: N/A Industry: Floriculture Tag: flowers What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by @tomtypography Buyer #4 What They Briefed: Name: Nutrition From The Ground Slogan: From The Root Industry: Personal Consulting, Nutrition Services, Health or Wellness Tags: root vegetables, earth ground, earth roots nature, carrot, beet, underground, farm, root vegetable, chicken, roots, root ground, sun roots What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by @aestheticx Note: The buyer chose his own font and background color Buyer #5 What They Briefed: Name: Nutrition Habits Slogan: N/A Industry: Nutrition Services Tags: woman, leaves, prenatal, fertility, beets, fern fork, sprouting, pregnancy What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by @lara1984 Buyer #6 What They Briefed: Name: Conceiving Together Slogan: Conception, Pregnancy And Diabetes Care Industry: Doula Services, Allied Health Care Professions, Medical And Health Education Tags: line art, pregnant woman outline What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by @amitcohen99 Note: The buyer choose a darker color palette Buyer #7 What They Briefed: Name: Bringing Hell Slogan: Let’s Do It Industry: Industrial Construction Tag: plasma, lightning, fire What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by @vanadium1st Buyer #8 What They Briefed: Name: Ben Brown Slogan: Transformation Support Industry: Spiritual and Healing Tags: truth, love, honest, trust What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by @harshas Note: The buyer made the logo entirely black Buyer #9 What They Briefed: Name: Natural Birth Slogan: Hypnobirthing Industry: Doula Services Tags: birth, calm, butterfly, pregnancy What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by @zlilflaischer Note: The buyer made a color template of his own Buyer #10 What They Briefed: Name: Natural Birth Slogan: Hypnobirthing Industry: Organic Food, Horticulture, Crops, Farming Tag: produce What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by @ambodo Note: The buyer chose to combine two variations, the full drawing without coloring, and the curved brand name Why Does It Matter? By understanding buyer behavior, including searches vs. results, you can: Tailor your offerings to match their needs Use effective keywords to attract more relevant clients Gain inspiration for your design creations What's your take on these buyer journeys? When you look at the logos in this forum, do they perfectly fit the buyer’s search terms, or do the results surprise you? Any insights or industries you'd like us to explore further? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

Hey @designmarjolein! Thank you for the feedback. We did change the wording in the packages page not too long ago to address this but we will think of more ways to tackle this. For now you can always send your buyers to our tutorials or customer support 🙂

As savvy designers, you know keeping your designs searchable is the key to success. That’s why the Logo Maker Team is back, bringing you the latest industry trends and hottest search terms to supercharge your design visibility and skyrocket your sales! Industry Specific Tips: Sports Equipment Manufacturing Buyers in this industry usually take one of two routes. Either they’re looking for a logo that highlights specific equipment (like “golf clubs” and “soccer balls”) or for an abstract symbol representing athleticism, movement, or strength. Dominate searches with specific equipment terms or generic shapes (“dynamic lines,” “swoosh effects”) that capture the essence of action. Here is an example of each: Designed by @jeupereira @shamlirotem Kids Toys While buyer preferences for this industry are diverse, successful logos tend to be soft, playful, and simple. Think cute cartoon characters, bright colors, and engaging shapes. Focus on design expressing "fun," "adventure," or "toys" to attract buyers looking for the perfect playthings. Designed by @budaart @name_art , budaart Architecture & Interior Design Logos for this industry are very straightforward, buyers are looking for designs with houses and end up buying designs with houses. With so many house options in the Logo Maker, we recommend finding one that showcases your unique point of view and style to help you stand out. Your choice of design can help buyers bring their vision to life! Think about expressing different styles that reflect different spaces, such as "home," "modern," and "luxury.". Showcase houses, keys, and other symbols that evoke feelings of home. Designed by @tomtypography @yehorkolchyba @harshas Candy store Sweeten your reach with versatile tags! Include “sweets” alongside more specific tags like “candy” or “chocolate,” to capture a wider audience. Designed by @markwilsson @tnknwrks Feeling Inspired? Think of this as your design to-do list. Head back to your dashboard and: Retag relevant designs with trending keywords. Upload new designs inspired by the hottest searches. Unleash your creativity with fresh logo concepts! Let's keep the conversation going! What are your thoughts on these trending keywords? Do you have any favorites? Share your design tips and tricks in the comments below!

Yes, it is possible. Gradient became rather popular with buyers, despite the fact that our editor doesn't fully support it. Our workaround at the moment is that if you post a gradient the buyer would only be able to changes the layer into a single color. We recommend creating some versions with flat colors.

Hey designers! Week after week the Logo Maker Team provides the latest trends in your Insights Tab. Today, we're highlighting industries we think have the most potential - think of them as our “Editor’s Picks”. What buyers search for isn't always what they end up with! We’re breaking down the top search terms for popular industries vs. what’s actually converting, and highlighting opportunities in under-supplied categories. Let’s Start With Top Industries: Information Technology (IT) Services & Professional Services & Consulting are two rising industries in the "Top Searched" and "Top Converting" categories, making them ones to watch for logo designers like you. Check out the gap between searches and selections in these top categories – it might surprise you! Information Technology (IT) Services - Buyers often search for "computer" or "cloud" logos, but gravitate toward designs with a more "techy" aesthetic. Think clean lines, simple shapes, and subtle hints of technology. Examples by @skydesigner and @fransprasetyo Professional Services & Consulting - While "people" logos are popular searches, minimalist designs (limited colors, clean lines, and negative space) are the real winners. Examples by @yehorkolchyba and @danifelds The Up-and-Comer: Construction is a newcomer to the "Top Converted" list, but remains a staple in "Top Searched." So there’s a gap to fill! Are you ready to create the next top-selling construction logo? By @tomtypography Hidden Gems: High Demand, With Low Supply: These next three categories have surprisingly low sales despite high searches. Consider them golden opportunities to create new top sellers! Vintage 3D Architecture See inspiring examples below! Vintage Logos: Earthy tones, muted colors, and badge-like frames Designed by @yogh18 and @d4gstudio 3D Logos: Eye-catching designs with depth/dimension and clean simplicity Designed by @aldeanodesign and @vanadium1st Architecture Logos: Symbols of the industry such as buildings, skylines, or drafting tools with clean lines Designed by @harshas and @arslan_nasim Remember: For any logo design, in any industry, versatility is key. Great logos work everywhere, from websites to building signs. What’s Next? Understanding buyer behavior is key to logo sales. What insights would be most helpful for you? Let us know in the comments! Top Searched Industries Top Converting Industries Industries In Need Of Supply Other: ______ We're all ears.

Hey! First of all you are doing great already. It's a matter of the competition around you which is not something you can control. My ultimate and feedback is always- publish more logos, stay active and optimize your supply with our forum tips and tricks. 🙂

Hey @khafff! New logos getting a boosted exposure upon publishing (they get preference in the listing) to quickly get them to potential buyers and get calibrated according to their performance and the competing logos. Another way to look at it is just just that the boost we provide simply reaches his limit and now the logo is exposure is based on their logo ranking. 🙂

Hey designers! As you know, Fiverr's Logo Maker platform has unique benefits, connecting you, the creative masterminds, with businesses searching for their perfect logo. Forget endless client revisions – here you can showcase your awesome, customizable designs and businesses can find their perfect match in a flash. ⚡️ In the fast-paced digital world, the key to grabbing attention is keeping your offerings fresh, forward-thinking, and trend-conscious. That's why we're sharing the latest design trends to help you stay ahead of the curve and land those gigs! 4 Logo Trends We’ll Be Exploring: Emblem Logos: Designs with classic frames for brand names Monograms: "S" and "A" are top sellers—But keep your offerings adaptable and creative! Sharp Angles: Bold and modern for an on-point look that makes a statement Techy Brains: Minimalist brains are a win-win for tech and mental health brands. Keep scrolling for a deep dive! Remember: While trends matter, your unique style is key! As you explore these trends, find that sweet spot where hot-right-now meets your signature flair. Trend #1 Emblems Emblem logos are those that feature brand names within their design. They can add a touch of sophistication and heritage to your brand. Do keep in mind that many of the brands on Logo Maker have longer names (10+ letters), so allowing more space for longer names in this style is a great option for those businesses. Examples: Designed By @yehorkolchyba, @thermometerarts, @yehorkolchyba @shamlirotem Trend #2 Popular Monograms Monograms are back in a big way, and the letters "S" and "A" are currently the MVPS–the top searched and top selling ones on our platform. But hey, don't be afraid to get creative and explore other letters too! The possibilities are endless. Examples: Designed By @odystedesign @aldeanodesign @maryambaig711 Trend #3 Sharp Angles Sharp angles are having a major moment, and for good reason! These bold and modern logos are guaranteed to make a statement and grab attention. Think sleek, edgy, and totally on-trend. Designed By @cool_concept @ra_logodesign Trend #4 Brains as Design Elements Minimalist brains are the unexpected heroes of logo design right now. They're perfect for tech companies that want to show off their smarts and also resonate with mental health brands that focus on well-being. Making it a win-win for your next design. Example: Designed By @cool_concept Ready to get creative? Don’t forget, every logo you upload isn't just a potential sale; it's your mark on the branding world! Let's make each one a masterpiece. Which trend will you start with? Share in the comments and let's inspire each other!

Let's get sentimental for a minute…Our dashboard is hitting the one-year mark! For nearly 2 years, your voices—through seller interviews, polls, comments, DMs, and requests—have shaped our forum, leading to the creation of a dashboard tailored to your needs. You wanted more visibility, a sleeker UI, better success metrics, and a dash of inspiration. And so, the dashboard was born! Let’s take a look at some of its most valuable features: The Overview Tab A place to track what’s new, visually!! An easy way to check out orders, earnings, clicks, favorites, and views, helping you track your progress and aim higher. My Top Logos Makes it a breeze to see your best designs, sorted by earnings, orders, favorites, or impressions—Intel you can use to improve performance with every design. Here are a few best practices we’ve shared over the past year: Check for repeating elements. Can you replicate the success of past logos by creating new versions? Be sure to make each variation distinct enough to stand on its own. Identify concepts or themes among your top-performing logos. Determine if certain color schemes or font colors are more effective than others. Ensure your tags and industries complement each other for optimal results. Experiment with unique variations and coloring options to help expand the reach of successful designs. Recent Activity Your go-to for viewing recent logo sales and most-loved designs so you never miss a thing. News And Tips The place to find insider tips for boosting sales! Discover the latest articles, the latest trends, activities, challenges, interviews, and more. My Current Earning Share Use this to track your progress and aim higher! Figure out exactly where you stand and how many sales will take you to the next step. Set your uploading rate to match how fast you want to scale. Remember - the bigger your sales, the higher your earnings potential. (Read More Here). My Logos Tab A place to view ALL of your designs! Depending on which stage you’re in, you may have anywhere from 30 to 1,000 active logos. This tab allows you to search through them with ease. Reached capacity? Hit pause on current active logos to make room for new designs. For more tips, read our forum about optimizing performances. Insights tab Think of this as your brainstorming buddy! Here’s where we post trend data, highlight opportunities, and share tips to spark new designs. See some examples below: Top Searched Industries Tip: Focus on industries with both high conversion rates (CR) and low competition. Top Converting Industries Tip: Focus on industries with low competition and high search volume. Top Picks (Industries and Tags) From Logo Maker Team: Review recommendations based on the latest Logo Maker data, including potential trends or niche requests that show potential. Industries With Low Logo Supply: Timing is everything. Take advantage of new opportunities and don’t forget to retag! Thanks to your amazing feedback and understanding of supply we’ve seen some jaw-dropping improvements: a 19% visibility boost, 212 leaps in Rev share tiers, and a whopping 54% spike in monthly average orders per seller. But most importantly, we’ve kept those smiles coming. Take a moment to look back: Last year, dash was born Now he’s one year old (we’re not crying, you are)! As we celebrate one year, from our dev team to you, our cherished sellers, we want to say thanks. What’s been your favorite part of the dashboard? How has it helped you kick things up a notch? Share your thoughts with us in the comments!

Contemporary brands aiming for global success get creative to connect with different corners of the world. Today, we're exploring how to make logos that resonate with diverse cultural audiences. Big brands often tweak their logos for local markets, incorporating regional symbols and colors to honor consumer preferences. This is an easy way to show respect for their customers and underscore a commitment to respecting diversity. Here are a few examples for inspiration: Designed by @aldeanodesign Designed by @cesardoreste US buyers dominate Logo Maker sales, and we’ve observed a growing trend of using American flags and symbols over the past year. Designers often start with the US flag, in red, white, and blue, then adjust colors to broaden their appeal to global audiences. Check out these examples: Designed by @zakdesignz Designed by @fransprasetyo Designed by @projectsworks Designed by @logo7itbd Cultural identities are always changing, and if you want your logos to stay on top, they need to evolve too. Our tip? Keep a mix of designs in your portfolio that can be tweaked to fit different cultures, like using generic flags and symbols. If you've got a basic flag design, try adding some red, white, and blue to appeal to the US crowd, and don't forget to tag it accordingly. Always be respectful of cultural traditions—avoid using symbols for profit without understanding their significance. (A little research can go a long way here!) Here are some more international designs to get your creative juices flowing: Berlin wall and German flag - designed by @amitmaman Costa Rica’s most beloved animal - designed by @janellechoi Map of Africa - designed by @zakdesignz An Indian symbol featuring a many-armed dance - designed by @janellechoi What's your take on the ideas shared here? Drop your thoughts in the comments!

Hey! @khafff @vanadium1st Sorry for the loooooooong wait, I wanted to make sure it's nothing technical. So, nothing is wrong with the logos. Our algorithm promotes new logos and logos with high ranking. Ranking is determined by the ratio of views per purchases. Since the logo is no longer new- what we see is a decrease in exposure due to low number of sales comparing to views. If the logo was not purchased in the past, I recommend removing it and republishing with new metadata- maybe the industry and tag picking were not the best fit for the buyers to view it. If the logo was sold before, I recommend changing the metadata but take into account that it will still be hard for the logo to float back up again. Hope that helps! Let me know

Hey, designers! The logo team is back with the latest insights into what buyers are looking for, ultimately buying, and how to best use this information to generate more sales. Use this list to update search terms and logo supply, and create more sale opportunities. Take a look at our latest discoveries for a boost of inspiration! Note: The brand names mentioned below have been modified for confidentiality. Buyer #1 What They Briefed: Name: Jewels Jewelry Slogan: The Land Of Jewelry Industries: Jewelry, Jewelry Store Tags: Diamond, Jewelry Notes: The buyer changed the black brand name to match the color of the design and the slogan What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by mandrrew Buyer #2 What They Briefed: Name: Jen’s 40th Birthday Slogan: Blackout on Vodka Industries: Event Planning Tags: Champagne What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by gobliiins Buyer #3 What They Briefed: Name: Droning Experts Slogan: Giving Your Farm the Advantage Industry: Agriculture Tags: Spray Drone, Hill, Hills Notes: The buyer enlarged the design and changed the slogan color to red to match the logo. What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by umuarus Buyer #4 What They Briefed: Name: I Eat Therefore I Am Slogan: Eat Good Be Good Industry: Food and Beverage Tags: (Empty) What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by umuarus Buyer #5 What They Briefed: Name: Waterlake Acupuncture Slogan: Waterlake Minisota Industry: Acupuncture Tags: Nature, Lake Life, Water, Paddle What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by lara1984 Buyer #6 What They Briefed: Name: Alternative Practitioner Slogan: Christopher Industries: Medical And Health Education, Alternative Medicine, Health Care Services Tags: Heart, Flower, Tree, People, Love, Chakren, Sun Designed By Abdelghniennya Notes: Buyer switched the font to Amatic SC, shifted the brand name to the top, and rounded it. What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by abdelghniennya Buyer #7 What They Briefed: Name: Tj Inspires Slogan: Making Memories Industries: Art And Design, Animals And Pets, Fashion And Apparel Tags: Dog, Sun, Neutral, Decor, Beige, Style, Light, Nature, Craft, Frenchie What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by alonda Buyer #8 What They Briefed: Name: Screen Play Slogan: (Empty) Industries: Media and Entertainment Blog Or Channel, Film, TV Tags: Film, Camera Notes: The buyer went with a different set of three colors for the top bar. What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by mrmouselogo Buyer #9 What They Briefed: Name: Screen Play Slogan: (Empty) Industries: Business Storage, Outdoor Recreation Tags: caravan, boat, RV, motorhome Notes: The buyer completely switched up the color palette What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by gunawanguan Buyer #10 What They Briefed: Name: Nut & Log Slogan: Chewy Peanut Logs Industry: Baked Goods Stores Tags: Nut, Pretty Classy, Circle Around What They Ultimately Selected: Designed by dearprudence888 What's your take on this glimpse into the buyer's journey? Any insights or industries you're curious to delve deeper into? Share your thoughts in the comments—we're all ears! Go To Dashboard