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Material Alteration. The United States Patent and Trademark Office defines a trademark as a design, word, phrase or symbol that distinguishes the goods and service of one company from another. This applies to logos, which can be either words or images. The practice of altering a logo is known as material alteration.
A good rule of thumb is to at least consider updating your logo once every five years.
A company's logo makes up their brand identity and how people see them. So while redesigning their logos. It is important for companies to aim for freshening up their appeal as well as maintaining the level of trust and dependability people feel towards the brand.
A good rule of thumb is to at least consider updating your logo once every five years.
The new logo is supposed to provide a fresh representation to the company and showcase the combined identity of both. A new logo might also be created when a company gets divided and another entity is being created with new management.
A company's logo makes up their brand identity and how people see them. So while redesigning their logos. It is important for companies to aim for freshening up their appeal as well as maintaining the level of trust and dependability people feel towards the brand.
A good rule of thumb is to at least consider updating your logo once every five years.
Stay Within the Same Color Family. Have a Clear Reason for Updating the Logo. Define the Most Recognizable Aspect of Your Logo. Upgrade the Font. Don't Settle for Your First Design.
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