Dorothy Martin

Your logo looks sharp on your laptop. Then you shrink it to fit a business card and—poof (it’s) just a blurry mess.

You’ve already uploaded your logo. And now it’s blurry on the business cards. Or pixelated on the app icon. Or the colors look wrong on the sign outside.

I’ve wasted too many hours hunting for icons that actually work. You know the drill. You need something clean for a client pitch.

You typed your business name into Google. You added your city. And your listing didn’t show up.

You just spent $200 on a logo that looks like it was made in 2007. Or worse. You’re still staring at blank screens, terrified to pick a designer because…

You’ve spent thirty minutes searching for a clean, legal symbol for Chicago’s skyline.

You’ve opened this because you’re tired of guessing. Is that emblem the right one? Is it current? Is it even legal to use? I’ve audited brand symbol…

You opened that cereal box and saw it. A tiny logo stamped beside the nutrition facts. Something about Free Marks Flpsymbolcity. You blinked.