Gerald, you can file another DBA if you want to… however that wasn’t my underlying goal. I was actually hoping that once you saw the benefit of cohesion in the components of my marketing plan, you might give some weight to the cohesion of the graphical components in your logo design.
Thank you Bob. Marketing plans don’t have to be outrageously expensive to be outrageously effective. I am positive that my plan will burn Gerald’s company name into all the local agents’ brains. It’s already burnt into my brain permanently.
Nick you are burned into my brain as a marketing genius.
Remind me of those sleepy eyed superstars that look bored them go out and kick everyones a-s.
Amazing.
Gerald would be a fool not to become Monocle Inspections
Yes…already had that thought.
Already have enough names as it is though.
When starting out I was going to use “Lighthouse” just because they are cool and it has good metaphors that can be used for marketing.
Anything that involves the idea of seeing / investigating / counseling and reporting is a good tie in.
The monocle is nice because it is almost the same thing as a magnifying glass in essence.
Could give you a list but then again better keep it…
I’ll be honest, I have been very fond of your logos, but this one is unbelievable!
It’s got class, it makes you feel like the business offers a superior service no matter what it is, it doesn’t “lock” the business into just one type of inspection, it’s to the point, it’s cohesive.
It is just plain good.
On top of that Nick’s quick marketing plan (which came before the logo) just fits with the entire concept.
Very cool
