There are many of us here with a vast array of skills. Some of us are experienced designers, whilst others have their talents in SEO, copyrighting and article marketing - to name only a few.

Despite this fact however, when someone posts asking for assistance in one of these areas it's all too easy (not to mention generic) for someone to chime and and recommend a job site / micro-job site on the assumption that they are being helpful.

What this achieves however is a referal...

When you have your logo designed, or design it yourself, it's important to consider the type of logo that is appropriate for your business.

We can break down logo types into the following categories:


Iconic Logos

This type of logo features the logo text (your personal / company name and a complimentary emblem usualy displayed at the left or above the logo text. This type of design is particularly suited to those who wish to brand without it's associated...

It's become a tiring cliche to hear the word "FOCUS!" in a sentence which is constructed to give advice to those who are seeking success, however it's one that rings true.

Before you embark upon any venture, you must first ask yourself the all important question:


"What can I provide?"


It is all well and good asking people "how do I earn X amount" or "How do you earn X amount?" but these questions will not...

"You can't earn good money from fiverr selling at only $5 a pop!"

....are the cries from the population.

"You can if you sell enough. Look at McDonalds who sell burgers for $4!..."

....is the response of those who are a little more switched on.


Lets look at the situation from another perspective. Let's put on our opportunity spectacles and see through the eyes of a profitable businessperson who doesn't like to be a busy...

There is often a huge misunderstanding when it comes to selection of software when designing a logo.

Many people readily recommend GIMP boasting that it's free and is thoroughly capable of outputting professional graphics. On the other hand people might recommend PhotoShop. Both of these programs are raster orientated. "Raster" simply refers to graphics which are composed of pixels. Raster graphics are suited to on-screen display or in print which can only to be displayed...