Limited time special offer: $299 logo design!

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In today’s competitive market, a strong brand identity is more important than ever. Your logo is the face of your business—it’s the first thing customers notice and the lasting impression they carry. A well-designed logo communicates professionalism, trust, and imparts character & personality to your brand, setting you apart from the competition. But we get it: high-quality design can feel out of reach for small businesses, startups, or entrepreneurs on a budget, especially with the recent cost of living crisis.

That’s why we’re thrilled to announce our limited-time special offer: a professional customised logo design for just $299 — a rare opportunity to access our professional branding experience at a very accessible price.

Your logo is more than just a pretty image—it’s a storytelling tool. It conveys your brand’s values, personality, and mission in a single glance. Whether you’re launching a new business, rebranding, or refreshing your look, a custom logo is a critical investment in your success.

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Studies show that 75% of consumers judge a company’s credibility based on its visual design. It takes just 17 to 50 milliseconds—less than the blink of an eye—for people to form an initial impression of a visual design, including a logo. That snap judgment is shaped by factors like color, symmetry, typography, and how familiar or unique the design feels within its category. Don’t let an outdated or generic logo hold you back!

Whether you’re launching a new venture, refreshing your visual identity, or finally giving your side hustle the professional polish it deserves, this offer is designed to meet you where you are.

A professional logo is an investment that pays dividends for years to come. Don’t settle for a generic, cookie-cutter design from a free logo maker—your brand deserves better. With our limited-time $299 logo design offer, you can get a custom, high-quality logo that elevates your business without breaking the bank.

Act now to secure your spot and transform your brand today — this offer ends on the 31st of December 2025!

We’re also very proud to offer online consultations and creative meetings to clients beyond the Eurobodalla region, ensuring that distance is never a barrier to meaningful collaboration. Whether you’re based in a city, a coastal town, or halfway across the globe, our virtual sessions are designed to be just as immersive and tailored as in-person meetings.

Have questions? Call Leslie directly on +61 497 889 998 or email us at info@logobrain.design — we’re here to help your brand reach new heights.

The psychology of logos:

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The psychology of logo design.

A logo is usually the very first thing that people see regarding your business. People can form an initial impression of a logo in a very short amount of time, with some studies suggesting it takes around as little as 50 to 250 milliseconds to form an initial opinion. During this time, people decide almost instinctively whether it’s something they might be interested in looking at for a longer period of time or not.

The initial few hundred milleconds are critical, as this quick glance is when the first impression is made and when people decide whether to engage further or move on. If their brain likes what they see, a logo might capture their attention for perhaps 3 seconds, during which time people determine whether it is personally relevant to them or not, whether to put it into short term memory — for example in order to then visit your website or contact you for further information when it is more convenient for them. A truly great logo is more likely to enter someone’s long term memory and stay there for later recall.

In branding terms, this means your logo isn’t just a decorative mark—it’s a psychological trigger. It instantly communicates trust, professionalism, and emotional tone. A well-crafted logo can make someone feel aligned with your brand before they’ve read a single word.

These subtle, subconscious decisions that clients make are often what distinguishes or decides who gets someone’s business. Either the competition, or you. First impressions count for everything, that why large corporations hire design agencies who devote sufficient time to create memorable logos that customers can personally identify with.

Successful brands have brand guidelines.

Lufthansa online brand style guidelines

Here are the Lufthansa logo guidelines for example. Guidelines for the use of icons. Illustration guidelines. More technical illustration guidelines. Infographics guidelines. Then they have a colour style manual. A typeface and typography guidelines. Interior, product and industrial design brand guidelines. Motion design guidelines.

All of this creates a unified brand so that Lufthansa Group’s 110,065 employees have an identical vision.

But it’s not just Lufthansa. It’s Qantas. British Airways. Starbucks. Uber. NASA. Twitter. Switzerland has a style guide. Al Jazeera has a style guide. The London underground has a style guide. Sony has a style guide. Ericsson has a style guide. 3M has brand guidelines. Microsoft has a style guide.