You are waiting for your tube to arrive and
you happen to come across a new poster on the wall with a logo on it. Would you
be able to recognize what it stands for or what the organization behind that
logo is selling after staring at it for a good few minutes? In my guess, you
would be clueless, feeling lost and would look away.
Identity refers to the visual aspect of your
organization which forms the overall brand. With such immense competition in
each industry, it is important for your organization to win its targeted
audience. Organizations spend hundreds and thousands of dollars on their logo
designs and yet are unable to win their customers. The reason behind this is
that their logo does not serve as an identity logo design which otherwise is
also known as Literal Imagery.
There are three main types of logos; Literal Imagery, Abstract Imagery and Logotypes.
Abstract Imagery

This is the most basic type of logo design
whereby the business uses typography within its logo. These are simple and
straight forward logo types that create a combination of a visual graphic and
text to finalize their business logo. Companies that have more than one
business running under their name use such logos. An example of this is the
‘Walt Disney’ logo, as the organization is involved in multiple businesses.
Literal Imagery

Adopting
identity logo design strategy is often found in small startups and businesses.
The reason for this is that they want to inform their target audiences what
they are about and what they have to offer. This is direct targeting hits the
nail on its head and gets you a strike. If they choose from either types of
logo, they would get lost in the sea which is highly competitive and rough in
nature. Thus, to avoid losing visibility, endorsing identity logo design is
crucial in contributing towards sales turnover i.e. winning customers and
generating maximum sales.
“A
thousand words will not leave so deep an impression as one deed." – Henrik
Ibsen
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