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...is one of the most important pieces to your arsenal.
Some design firms try to tell you that all it takes is a font and a few colors to design a new logo for your station. That is simply not true.
You would never just throw any song on the air would you? No. You spend thousands and thousands of dollars on research, auditorium testing, polls, and more to perfect your sound.
Then do the same for your image. Get it done right the first time.
Stationality prides itself in our creation process. Some secrets we can't share, but some we can. We can tell you that we have a solution for you.
And know this, you will be interviewed before we begin - and that's when and where we'll tell you just what it is we do and how we do it.
At times, designing a new logo can be a lengthy process, but you would be surprised at what we consider lengthy, compared to what others call it. Since we don't work on an 8 hour clock like some places, lengthy could mean a couple of days, or simply a matter of 24 hours. Generally, depending on your need.
Point blank - if you need a new logo tomorrow, call us and consider it done. As long as you can hang with us "after hours" - we'll be here cranking
away on your project for however long it takes to get it done right. Of course, having extra time is always nice too.
Dave didn't just start this company so he could say that he has one. No. He did it because he means business, with everything he does. Period.
He's also not in this strickly for the money. This is his passion - and that makes it our passion. He is out to make you look your best, like the Chip Foose of graphic design, no matter how much sleep he loses, how hard it is or how long it takes.
Look to your right for several examples of logos Dave has pulled out of that wacky head of his. Keep in mind, some of these were created in as little as 12-18 hours.
And yes... seasonal logos are also possible. Even if you already have a logo, we can touch it up some - and even give it a little seasonal flare for you.
And remember, it's not your "next" image... it's your BEST image.
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