Examples of using Logonerds in English and their translations into Thai
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My Experience with LogoNerds.
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LogoNerds' services are pretty straightforward: pay a one-time fee, get a new logo.
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I didn't have to wait long, either, as LogoNerds delivered on its timeline of three to five business days.
In the world of low-cost logo design services, LogoNerds fits right in.
LogoNerds says revisions will be delivered in one to three business days, and my requested revisions(both rounds) did fit into this timeframe, if just by a hair.
For a low-cost logo design service, LogoNerds is good enough.
Many do-it-yourself(DIY) logo makers and hire-a-designer platforms offer much more guidance than LogoNerds.
Everything was automated, and many of the LogoNerds responses were clearly copied and pasted.
With any package, you can submit your own images to the LogoNerds team.
Unlike many larger-scale(and more costly) design agencies, LogoNerds does not use a third-party project management tool like Basecamp or Asana.
As I mentioned above, you can purchase other branding services from LogoNerds, too.
I later found out why this backup service exists: Once LogoNerds sends your final logo files, you have only two weeks to download them.
Before you ever get to the customer portal, you will have to fill out the LogoNerds order form.
One last note before we go: The process of working with LogoNerds felt very impersonal. No one asked follow-up questions about my creative brief, and no one messaged me to say,“Thanks for signing up!” or“We're working on your logo!”.
Even though I was already a customer at this point, I wanted to see how quickly LogoNerds responds to general inquiries.
LogoNerds is a low-cost logo design agency with a pretty bold claim: You will get a good-looking logo, custom-designed for your small business, delivered in three to five business days, at“a price that can't be beat.” Their words, not mine.
Just a word of warning that if you care about personal interaction, you probably shouldn't hire LogoNerds.
If you're already a customer, the quickest way to receive a response, according to LogoNerds, is to send a message through the customer portal.
No matter which logo package you have chosen, LogoNerds promises“satisfaction guaranteed.” If you have requested revisions and they just aren't looking good enough(or if you don't like any of the initial logo concepts proposed to you), you're entitled to a free redraw with no questions asked.
I simply cannot go any further with this review without saying what's on everyone's mind: the LogoNerds website looks straight out of 2002.
I'm happy to report that LogoNerds works with in-house designers, so the company isn't just a middleman outsourcing its logo design to the cheapest bidder. You can view the designers' portfolio online, as long as you have the time to click through 31 pages of logos, four at a time.
One interesting service the company offers is“Logo Repair”- if you already have a logo but want to update it or have vector files created, LogoNerds can do that or you for a very affordable price.
Although the website is only available in English, LogoNerds designers can presumably create your logo in any language that has digital fonts. And if your new logo is so fantastic that you want to spread it all over the world(and the World Wide Web), you can hire the company for other branding services.
Because the creative brief is so important for creating a personalized and relevant logo for your business, it's disappointing that LogoNerds has such a basic form. Adding some small touches, like many other companies have, would make a huge difference.
The LogoNerds contact form is what I would call“aggressively unhelpful.” Before you can get to the screen to type in your message, the page directs you to the FAQs- just to make sure you can't help yourself. Then after you have filled out the form and clicked Send Message, you will again be directed to check the FAQs first.
There is a brief FAQ page with around 20 questions and answers, mostly pertaining to what various file formats are, how long projects take, and other basic questions about working with LogoNerds. Otherwise, there are no real design resources to speak of: no blog, knowledge center, video tutorials, or anything like that.
So real talk: Is LogoNerds worth it? My experience says,“Yes, but…” Sure, you will get a decent-looking logo and useful file formats for a fairly low price, but the process isn't particularly enjoyable. Ultimately, the outdated website interface, limited customer portal, and impersonal interactions are enough to send me packing.