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GoDaddy Adds Logo Design To Small Business Services

GoDaddy just announced the launch of GoDaddy Logo Design Service, which gives customers a way to “refine their online image” with the help of a professionally designed logo, which can be d...
GoDaddy Adds Logo Design To Small Business Services
Written by Chris Crum
  • GoDaddy just announced the launch of GoDaddy Logo Design Service, which gives customers a way to “refine their online image” with the help of a professionally designed logo, which can be designed and customized to their own requirements.

    With the service, customers can provide business and design guidelines to professional designers, who will craft a logo tailored to these specifications.

    According to GoDaddy, the customer will get a new logo within three to five business days, along with art files that can easily be deployed across online channels.

    “GoDaddy Logo Design Service was developed expressly for small business owners, bloggers, consultants and other professionals with an online presence who are working to fine-tune their image and build a signature brand,” said Linnea Stenberg, Program Manager at GoDaddy. “The designer is available throughout the process to communicate directly with the customer to field any questions and ensure the finished product is perfect.”

    “GoDaddy Logo Design Service enables even the smallest brands to make a big impact, with eye-catching logos designed by experts exclusively for their brand at an affordable cost,” the company adds.

    Last fall, GoDaddy published results of a study finding that most “very small” business are still without websites. It stands to reason that these businesses could use a hand in the logo design realm as well.

    The company has put a major focus on small businesses since Blake Irving took over the CEO role in 2013. This service is only the latest such example.

    The Logo Design service costs a one-time fee of $199.99.

    Image via GoDaddy

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