Comments on: Branding myself, step by step http://scottwyden.com/branding-myself-step-by-step/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=branding-myself-step-by-step New Jersey Photographer Mon, 21 May 2012 18:08:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: scottwyden http://scottwyden.com/branding-myself-step-by-step/#comment-187 scottwyden Tue, 28 Apr 2009 19:54:00 +0000 http://www.scottwyden.com/blog/?p=1078#comment-187 Thanks for your comments Vanessa. I will take those into consideration. Scott Thanks for your comments Vanessa. I will take those into consideration.

Scott

]]> By: scottwyden http://scottwyden.com/branding-myself-step-by-step/#comment-4611 scottwyden Tue, 28 Apr 2009 19:54:00 +0000 http://www.scottwyden.com/blog/?p=1078#comment-4611 Thanks for your comments Vanessa. I will take those into consideration. Scott Thanks for your comments Vanessa. I will take those into consideration.

Scott

]]> By: scottwyden http://scottwyden.com/branding-myself-step-by-step/#comment-4665 scottwyden Tue, 28 Apr 2009 19:54:00 +0000 http://www.scottwyden.com/blog/?p=1078#comment-4665 Thanks for your comments Vanessa. I will take those into consideration. Scott Thanks for your comments Vanessa. I will take those into consideration.

Scott

]]> By: Vanessa D. Alexander http://scottwyden.com/branding-myself-step-by-step/#comment-186 Vanessa D. Alexander Mon, 27 Apr 2009 15:26:00 +0000 http://www.scottwyden.com/blog/?p=1078#comment-186 Between the two, the second one conveys a more clearly defined brand as an individual. "Scott Weyden Imagery" But the first, abbreviated, initials would work if you wanted a company type logo where you want your company to be remembered in the mind of your clients or people in general. I would opt for your whole name and play around more with the layout. The word imagery on the side that way in italics might be better placed under your name without italics. Just my opinion. Between the two, the second one conveys a more clearly defined brand as an individual. "Scott Weyden Imagery" But the first, abbreviated, initials would work if you wanted a company type logo where you want your company to be remembered in the mind of your clients or people in general. I would opt for your whole name and play around more with the layout. The word imagery on the side that way in italics might be better placed under your name without italics. Just my opinion.

]]> By: Vanessa D. Alexander http://scottwyden.com/branding-myself-step-by-step/#comment-4610 Vanessa D. Alexander Mon, 27 Apr 2009 15:26:00 +0000 http://www.scottwyden.com/blog/?p=1078#comment-4610 Between the two, the second one conveys a more clearly defined brand as an individual. "Scott Weyden Imagery" But the first, abbreviated, initials would work if you wanted a company type logo where you want your company to be remembered in the mind of your clients or people in general. I would opt for your whole name and play around more with the layout. The word imagery on the side that way in italics might be better placed under your name without italics. Just my opinion. Between the two, the second one conveys a more clearly defined brand as an individual. “Scott Weyden Imagery” But the first, abbreviated, initials would work if you wanted a company type logo where you want your company to be remembered in the mind of your clients or people in general. I would opt for your whole name and play around more with the layout. The word imagery on the side that way in italics might be better placed under your name without italics. Just my opinion.

]]> By: Vanessa D. Alexander http://scottwyden.com/branding-myself-step-by-step/#comment-4664 Vanessa D. Alexander Mon, 27 Apr 2009 15:26:00 +0000 http://www.scottwyden.com/blog/?p=1078#comment-4664 Between the two, the second one conveys a more clearly defined brand as an individual. "Scott Weyden Imagery" But the first, abbreviated, initials would work if you wanted a company type logo where you want your company to be remembered in the mind of your clients or people in general. I would opt for your whole name and play around more with the layout. The word imagery on the side that way in italics might be better placed under your name without italics. Just my opinion. Between the two, the second one conveys a more clearly defined brand as an individual. “Scott Weyden Imagery” But the first, abbreviated, initials would work if you wanted a company type logo where you want your company to be remembered in the mind of your clients or people in general. I would opt for your whole name and play around more with the layout. The word imagery on the side that way in italics might be better placed under your name without italics. Just my opinion.

]]> By: scottwyden http://scottwyden.com/branding-myself-step-by-step/#comment-185 scottwyden Mon, 02 Mar 2009 22:06:00 +0000 http://www.scottwyden.com/blog/?p=1078#comment-185 Definitely not easy. I mean, both of those designs I posted aren't the greatest but they would suffice. I like the SW Imagery better then spelled out completely but like people commented on previous posts about my new logo, it gets confusing if you don't know what it is. Thanks for commenting LJ! Scott Definitely not easy. I mean, both of those designs I posted aren't the greatest but they would suffice. I like the SW Imagery better then spelled out completely but like people commented on previous posts about my new logo, it gets confusing if you don't know what it is. Thanks for commenting LJ!

Scott

]]> By: scottwyden http://scottwyden.com/branding-myself-step-by-step/#comment-4609 scottwyden Mon, 02 Mar 2009 22:06:00 +0000 http://www.scottwyden.com/blog/?p=1078#comment-4609 Definitely not easy. I mean, both of those designs I posted aren't the greatest but they would suffice. I like the SW Imagery better then spelled out completely but like people commented on previous posts about my new logo, it gets confusing if you don't know what it is. Thanks for commenting LJ! Scott Definitely not easy. I mean, both of those designs I posted aren't the greatest but they would suffice. I like the SW Imagery better then spelled out completely but like people commented on previous posts about my new logo, it gets confusing if you don't know what it is. Thanks for commenting LJ!

Scott

]]> By: ljsickmann http://scottwyden.com/branding-myself-step-by-step/#comment-4608 ljsickmann Mon, 02 Mar 2009 21:31:00 +0000 http://www.scottwyden.com/blog/?p=1078#comment-4608 I have the same issue. With social networking I think branding yourself is so much more personal--people know the person, not the brand. That being said, creating a logo for an avatar is hard for a long name (or 3 words for that matter). About 5 years ago I wanted to create a brand or company, now I'm sort of stuck with that and is less personal in the social web community. At the end of the day, I think it's a personal choice. How's that for being wishy-washy? I have the same issue. With social networking I think branding yourself is so much more personal–people know the person, not the brand. That being said, creating a logo for an avatar is hard for a long name (or 3 words for that matter). About 5 years ago I wanted to create a brand or company, now I'm sort of stuck with that and is less personal in the social web community.

At the end of the day, I think it's a personal choice. How's that for being wishy-washy?

]]> By: scottwyden http://scottwyden.com/branding-myself-step-by-step/#comment-4663 scottwyden Mon, 02 Mar 2009 21:06:00 +0000 http://www.scottwyden.com/blog/?p=1078#comment-4663 Definitely not easy. I mean, both of those designs I posted aren't the greatest but they would suffice. I like the SW Imagery better then spelled out completely but like people commented on previous posts about my new logo, it gets confusing if you don't know what it is. Thanks for commenting LJ! Scott Definitely not easy. I mean, both of those designs I posted aren’t the greatest but they would suffice. I like the SW Imagery better then spelled out completely but like people commented on previous posts about my new logo, it gets confusing if you don’t know what it is. Thanks for commenting LJ!

Scott

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