Friday, December 23, 2016
This is very important. If the contest ‘buyer’ has ignored your logo design submission, while commenting and ranking the entries all around yours, get it out of there. Fast.
If it’s any good at all, someone will ‘refine’ your entry and submit it later on (using these tips perhaps). If it’s a pretty specific design – a horse ranch lets say – you need to store that design until another horse-themed design contest comes along, and you can enter it into that one.
If it’s a pretty generic icon or symbol, it’s of particular value – it can be entered into whatever the hell contest you want. If it’s a letter based logo – the letter A let’s suppose – it can be added into any contest for a company that’s name begins with the letter ‘A’.
No point in leaving your spiffy unloved logo in the contest where more eyes will see it (and rat you out if you try to submit to multiple contests) or to give ideas to other ‘creatives’ looking to build their library of pre-fab logos. The faster you withdraw unselected or low-ranked logos the better.
Adapted from thelogofactory.com
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