In the October 18th issue of Forbes, Rich Karlgaard, the publisher of the magazine, wrote about LogoWorks in his regular column called Digital Rules. Under the subtitle ‘Brand for Under a Grand,’ Karlgaard said, "Not all cheap talent is foreign. Some is American--and very young. A couple of years ago I wrote about a gang of Web designers whose average age was 22 and who were led by a high school junior. Here's another group: Logoworks.com. Check ‘em out. Anyone wanting a custom logo fills in a creative brief online. You can then pick from three price points: $265 (4 designers,4 to 8 concepts, 2 revisions); $385 (3 designers, 6 to 8 concepts, unlimited revisions); $549 (5 designers, 10 to 12 concepts, unlimited revisions). The deal is that you get many concepts from a variety of designers with completely different ideas."
The publisher of Forbes went on to explain the unique LogoWorks process. "It works like this: The 'job' is posted to a private area of the company's site. Up to 200 designers will sign up for the job, first come first served. A few days later you start looking at concepts. You can also order cards and stationery."
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