Description of service
We had an "M" and a "W" that we knew we wanted to use as part of a logo that would be developed for business cards, stationary, an outdoor sign, coffee mugs, and other items for our business. We needed it converted into a form we could give to our printer, our promotional products provider, and other vendors.
Review of Service
We were able to get it put into a form we could use for things like this. We got it in an EPS version and a PDF version. We also got the graphics place to typeset our addres and website, as well as our slogan. We were very satisfied with what we got done. On subsequent visits, they have provided us great options using the base files of our logo we first got done.
Tips
Simply having a low resolution file of your logo may work for purposes like putting it on your website, but it usually is not high quality enough for other people to use it. I have tried using JPEG files for a newsletter, etc., and if they are not good files, they come out pixallated and look bad. It is highly worth investing money with a graphics place to get your logo in a quality form so that it will look good on no matter what you are using it for -- a website a banner or a coffee mug.
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