Logo is one the most important elements of the brand identity of any company. It is the image of a company’s service or its product. It is also the level of quality or the experience one had with a particular brand. In the ancient times, logo designs were merely used as initial letters to represent a person or place for use on stationary or signs. Later, their importance grew to such an extent that they were then used as trademarks by merchants and then became corporate identities for organizations in order to accomplish marketing, branding and identity goals in the market.
In the same regard, LogoBlog tested the fervor of its visitors and readers with a poll question recently. We asked our readers if logos will ever become extinct.
According to the results, 12% of Logoblog visitors think that logos will get extinct in the future while 5% are uncertain. There is also a bunch of people (3% of total poll results) who had no idea about the question! (Welcome to the world of ignorance!)
Most importantly (and to my content…) 80% of the audience voted that logos will never become extinct. (Thank you very much!)
The results show that logos will never lose their value and significance in the coming time. Alongside the brand or entity’s name or in the exact form of it, there would always be an image in the name of a ‘logo’. Many cheers to the ever-evolving LOGO!
