Design a Logo for Bethel Trading

Status: Closed
Prize: $100
Entries Received: 25
Winner: grafixsoul

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Contest Brief

I'm looking for a logo design for a general trading company called Bethel Trading.

The company sells technological products an example of which is stadium access control solutions (ticket readers, turnstiles and the software that makes them work together).

The brand we are trying to build should espouse:
1) Integrity - what we promise we deliver.
2) Reliability - our products do what we say they do.
3) Customers satisfaction - our customers love us and our products.
4) People are important to us - our customers/their customers/our suppliers/our employees/our partners.
5) Stability - our customers over years find us reliable and our products too.
6) Premium brand - our products are technologically superior to our competitors.

The graphics will be used on letter heads/brochures/web pages etc.

Look forward to the contest and engaging with you. A winner will be awarded.

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“Interpreted the brief well and delivered a superior logo.”

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Public Clarification Board

MonamiSoft
- 11 years ago
Best of luck with your new logo.
Congrats to the winner.
Thanks.
- 11 years ago
Contest Holder
- 11 years ago
Brands our brand aspires to be like: Google, Nike, Motorola, Victorinox, Gillette, Dell
- 11 years ago
Contest Holder
- 11 years ago
Art always has ratios! How big is your screen/paper/canvas?
- 11 years ago
Contest Holder
- 11 years ago
Not crazy! The brands that are most prominent fill up the space of that ratio. If this ratio is not followed the logo always shrinks in size. Bounded Creativity!
- 11 years ago
howthesun
- 11 years ago
sorry. The creative can not be measured
- 11 years ago
howthesun
- 11 years ago
are you crazy? ratio just is stand for excellent things AFTER they did those logo. The creative can be measure
- 11 years ago
Contest Holder
- 11 years ago
What I mean with "ratio" is the ratio of height to width of the logo. Look at the top brands and note which brands are more prominent within a defined ratio http://www.interbrand.com/en/best-global-brands/2013/top-100-list-view.aspx
- 11 years ago
Contest Holder
- 11 years ago
Please try and keep your logos in the ratio of 1:1.89
- 11 years ago