Certified Do It! Marketing ConsultantLogo Design Contest

Design team,

Please note that the CERTIFIED logo MUST include the original logo that's attached in the brief.

And the main Do It! Marketing logo must remain in the original colors for brand consistency.

Other elements of the certified "seal" or graphic frame may use the other colors I suggested in the brief.

Final point of clarification: the certified "seal" logo needs to contain the words "Certified" and "Consultant"

Thank YOU for your talent, time, and dedication.

-- David

** NEW vector file uploaded ** for your use.

Please CROP OFF the tag line of the new attached vector file of the original DO IT MARKETING logo to use in your designs.

Thank you for the submissions so far. I am committed to timely feedback and updated rankings throughout this contest.

I truly appreciate your time, talent, and effort.

-- David

Thank you for uploading the eps file, it's a great help to everyone participating.

** Final 24 hrs** NEW ideas and visual inspiration to help take everyone in a different direction...
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1. The logo does NOT have to be round – for example, see:
http://accesspointdesigns.com/uploads/certified_programmer_logo_1002.png

2. See Apple icon-style shading – standard company logo up top and “Certified Consultant” underneath main logo:
http://www.atriosystems.com/images/crm_images/Scribe%20-Scribe_Certified_partner.gif

3. This one could be fun (going back to round seal again):
http://www.wheelermachines.com/PIX/oly_LOGO_Certified_partner.jpg
In our case, we might put DO IT logo in center, lose the handshake, “Certified Consultant” around the bottom – “Small Business Marketing” around the top

4. This is classic - and I like the yellow and we can also play with different colors:
http://www.avagyantax.com/graphics/logo_qb_certified_proadvisor_copy.gif

Hope that helps – eager to see the final submissions from everyone.

Thank you all for your dedication and creativity.

-- David

Another quick idea that I have not seen from any submission yet - Put the logo in a SMOOTH circle and use the crenellated "ribbon" edging on the INSIDE edge of the circle, not the outer edge. Give it a try and let's see what develops.

-- David