Since we live in a world where computer use is a frequent, daily experience, it makes sense that the number of PC repair businesses is on the rise. PC repair logos can work to bring instant brand recognition to your PC repair business. A computer-themed logo is usually the best option for a business that repairs personal computers (PCs). Your logo can help you to gain exposure to your business' niche market while becoming memorable in the eyes of your customers and clients, both would-be and existing.
When it comes to PC repair logos, a great logo has a few commonalities. Some of these include:
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Appropriate color usage. The right colors can literally make or break the design of your logo. You don't want to choose colors that are too busy or loud, or that are unusual unless they serve a purpose in being unusual. Good color choices for PC repair logos are colors like gray, green, black, orange, and blue. These colors can be useful in denoting the technological slant of your business.
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Appropriate font choice. Choosing the best font for your logo can make all the difference in the world when it comes to how well your logo is accepted and remembered by those who see it. In general, fonts that are complicated or hard to read should be avoided at all costs. Simplistic fonts are more appropriate for logo design. If your customer has to really think about what the letters are in the design, they may just move on to something else visually.
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Images related to the design. With PC repair logos, you need to think about the images that would most relate to your business when selecting the appropriate imagery for your logo. Computers, computer screens, laptops, and other related images are perfect for your logo, or you might choose some other image, based on the name of your business. For instance, if your computer repair store is called Granny's PC Repair, then you might select an image of an older, gray-haired cartoon lady as the image for your logo. Your logo designer will have several ideas for your logo, and will ask you to weigh in on which you like and which you don't.
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Scalability. All logos should be scalable. You should be able to take the logo from quarter-inch size to four feet in height without losing clarity or meaning for your logo. This will allow you to get the maximum use out of your logo and to retrieve the maximum brand-building power from the logo itself.
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Clarity in monochrome. Absent all color, your PC repair logo should look just as good and have the same meaning and the same recognizable features as it does in black and white, or grayscale. This will allow you to print it in black-white-gray mediums (which are also less expensive than color) if the need arises.
As you can see, a lot of thought goes into the design of your PC repair logo. By trusting the skills of your logo designer, you will end up with a logo that will become a valuable asset to your business in the years to come.
