thoughts on logo

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making a logo for my businesses new name. i am aiming to give the impressoin of classy high quality service.

we currently provide cleaning services, removal storage services, gardening services, and plan to increase to more that compliment what we already do.

Mayer is a mix of my last name.

any thoughts, suggestions.

I can't help but think the M in the circle reminds me of another logo but can't think what.

my inspiration for this was the Trump logo.

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any thoughts, suggestions.

IF
(CompanyVans<2) AND (CustomerReceptionAreas<1)
THEN
SUGGEST "Don't worry about trying to present a brand, because it's not important yet. Seriously, it isn't. Instead, give the impression of classy high-quality service by actually giving classy high-quality service and letting word of mouth work its magic."
ELSE
SUGGEST "Invest some of your profits in hiring someone who specialises in creating and enhancing brand identity, as your business is probably at a stage where this sort of thing makes a difference."
 
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dr: you're right it is similar, though ours is clearly different there is some similarity, the colours i'm using don't help either. not sure how else I could change that unless i don't use it at all.

simisker: i get what you're saying but imo this is worth it for expansion reasons. as we approach new customers the name we trade under at the moment limits us and isn't very future proof, so i'm changing that and want to put my best effort into this. I dn't see the point in paying a company to do this as i feel i can get 90% of the way there myself.

i don't see the point in not putting time into this
 
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I wasn't suggesting that you not bother about the name change - or indeed about the colours and shapes you intend to use to identify your business :)

I was pointing out that garnering feedback from strangers on a purely visual level with no context is not going to help. If anything, it's going to end up with you throwing your precious limited man-hours at something that will make no difference to your business whatsoever.

These man-hours could be better spent in other aspects of the business, that's what I'm saying.

That which you've presented to us here? Perfectly fine for where you're at [assuming you're still at the fledgling stage]. If you're even remotely happy with it, just go ahead and use it until you identify a need to change it again.
 
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