Logo Software

[m3sye]

Hi Is anyone aware of any free software out there to help me create logo's for my companies? looking to see if I can do them myself.

Something that has a choice for different idustries etc?

[Arif110]

Not free, but worth it, IMO ... and you'll probably find yourself veering towards such solutions when the search for freeware proves less than fruitful...

Logo Design Studio - by Summitsoftcorp (not sure of exact web address)

Logo Creator - by Laughingbird software (as silly as that name sounds)

Both powerful stuff, if you have to 'cheat' (like I do!)

[LeeME3]

As an alternative you could try www.sitepoint.com. I've got a logo contest running there at the moment and at least one of the ideas is good enough for me to use (and far better than I managed myself even with software to assist). Cost me £15 to set up the contest and I'm offering the lowest possible prize money (£50).

[Obiwonkeyblokey]

http://www.logoyes.com/logocreator.php

[arfur]

Logo Creator - by Laughingbird software

works for me as well ... not bad

[mnewlyn]

if you're using 'logo software' you don't really need a logo

[boxster9]

LeeME3 said:

As an alternative you could try www.sitepoint.com. I've got a logo contest running there at the moment and at least one of the ideas is good enough for me to use (and far better than I managed myself even with software to assist). Cost me £15 to set up the contest and I'm offering the lowest possible prize money (£50).

How good is www.sitepoint.com for developing a 6 page website..anyone with any experience

[stuartbuckell]

boxster9 said:

LeeME3 said:

As an alternative you could try www.sitepoint.com. I've got a logo contest running there at the moment and at least one of the ideas is good enough for me to use (and far better than I managed myself even with software to assist). Cost me £15 to set up the contest and I'm offering the lowest possible prize money (£50).

How good is www.sitepoint.com for developing a 6 page website..anyone with any experience

Depends if you're looking to develop a serious website, or just a bit of fun.

If you're looking for a serious business website, you need consultation regarding your business, current marketing, products, target audience, integration with crm/other software.

If it's for a hobby website, i'm sure there are some guys on there that can help you, students etc, for a few hundred quid

If it's a business website, it won't be a few hundred quid

[boxster9]

stuartbuckell said:

boxster9 said:

LeeME3 said:

As an alternative you could try www.sitepoint.com. I've got a logo contest running there at the moment and at least one of the ideas is good enough for me to use (and far better than I managed myself even with software to assist). Cost me £15 to set up the contest and I'm offering the lowest possible prize money (£50).

How good is www.sitepoint.com for developing a 6 page website..anyone with any experience

Depends if you're looking to develop a serious website, or just a bit of fun.

If you're looking for a serious business website, you need consultation regarding your business, current marketing, products, target audience, integration with crm/other software.

If it's for a hobby website, i'm sure there are some guys on there that can help you, students etc, for a few hundred quid

If it's a business website, it won't be a few hundred quid

what do you think the cost of developing a site with similar content to www.arandoapartments.com will be.. I am about to start letting a few properties I have on a daily serviced basis..any ideas

[Plotloss]

boxster9 said:

stuartbuckell said:

boxster9 said:

LeeME3 said:

As an alternative you could try www.sitepoint.com. I've got a logo contest running there at the moment and at least one of the ideas is good enough for me to use (and far better than I managed myself even with software to assist). Cost me £15 to set up the contest and I'm offering the lowest possible prize money (£50).

How good is www.sitepoint.com for developing a 6 page website..anyone with any experience

Depends if you're looking to develop a serious website, or just a bit of fun.

If you're looking for a serious business website, you need consultation regarding your business, current marketing, products, target audience, integration with crm/other software.

If it's for a hobby website, i'm sure there are some guys on there that can help you, students etc, for a few hundred quid

If it's a business website, it won't be a few hundred quid

what do you think the cost of developing a site with similar content to www.arandoapartments.com will be.. I am about to start letting a few properties I have on a daily serviced basis..any ideas

Not an awful lot, its all static content.