Episode Details

If you’re DIY-ing your brand or working with a designer for the first time, you might be asking…

"How do I actually know what makes a good logo?"

In this solo episode, I’m giving you 3 key tips to help you make sure your logo truly fits your business—and feels like YOU.

These tips are pulled straight from my free logo design guide, Get a Killer Logo: 3 Steps to Nailing It the First Time—a resource I created for small business owners who want their brand visuals to reflect their personality, attract kindred spirit clients, and look good everywhere from business cards to billboards (or at least your Instagram bio 😉).

We’ll talk about:

🎯 The difference between “fine” branding and aligned branding
🧠 What to consider before diving into colors, fonts, and design
🧰 Technical must-haves you don’t want to overlook
📦 Why consistency matters more than you think
💫 How to tell if your logo actually feels like you

Whether you’re just getting started or thinking about a rebrand, these tips will help you avoid common design headaches and set you up for a brand that works harder for you.

🎁 Grab the free guide here: alyciayerves.com/nailyourlogodesign

🖼 Want to see my past work or inquire about branding services?
Check out my portfolio → alyciayerves.com/portfolio
Ready to chat? → alyciayerves.com/workwithme

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