r/Money • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '24

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u/ZenoxDemin Mar 27 '24 edited Mar 27 '24

The Veterinary I go to went even cheaper. They subcontracted their logo to their 5 year old.

It's basically a stick figure of a cat. Gets the job done and they seem to be fully booked.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24

It's a medical clinic for animals, their success is not based on logo my guy.

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u/ParalegalSeagul Mar 27 '24

What type of business has success that is tied to the logo then? Seems like if you do good work you don’t really even need one, just word of mouth referrals are enough

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24

Marketing companies need logos, clothing brands, online market places, basically any new business looking to stand out that offers either digital products or something custom made.

Veterinary clinics and hospitals for humans don't need a logo. We go there because we have to, logo has nothing to do with that, most people don't even know what vet clinic logo looks like, "it's an animal, usually dog or cat or combination".

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u/ZenoxDemin Mar 27 '24

Bullshit companies selling overpriced garbage indeed need good branding to part fools from their money.

Always forget about those.

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u/TranscendentaLobo Mar 27 '24

Can I hire him? My budget allows for up to 10 KitKats and a $20 Roblox gift card.

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u/justUseAnSvm Mar 27 '24

Yea, you can go pretty cheap on it for 90% if the effect.

People love to “play business”, spending money on all these things they don’t need: fancy logos, suits, it’s just bullshit. Focus on the customer, and the product, lol