Jarred Hamilton
Why Vectored Logos are a Business Owner's Best Friend
Dear Business Owners,
If you're reading this, chances are you're looking for ways to cut costs and maximize your profits. As a Business Owner, you know that every penny counts and every investment must be worth it. That's why I'm here to tell you about vectored logos and how they can save you a ton of money.
Now, I know what you're thinking - "How can a logo save me money?" Well, my dear Business Owner, if you bear with me, I'll explain everything you need to know about vectored logos and why they're the smartest investment you can make for your company.

First off, let's define what a vectored logo is. A vectored logo, also known as a vector graphic, is a logo created using mathematical equations and geometric shapes. Unlike raster logos (e.g. JPG, PNG), vectored logos can be resized without losing their quality or becoming pixelated. This means you can use your logo on anything from a small business card to a huge billboard and it will always look as sharp and crisp as the original version.
Now, why is this important for Business Owners? For starters, it means you only need to pay for your logo design once. With raster logos, if you want to use your logo on a different sized medium, you'll need to pay for a new design or risk using a blurry, pixelated version. With a vectored logo, you can resize and use your logo on anything without compromising on quality. This saves you money on logo design costs in the long run.
But that's not all - vectored logos can save you money on printing costs too. When you print a raster logo, the printer needs to know the exact size of the image to ensure it prints at the correct size and resolution. This means you'll need to send different files for different sizes and pay for each print job separately. With a vectored logo, you only need to send the one file and the printer can resize it as needed without any loss of quality. This means you can print different sizes of the same design without any variation in quality or cost.
Another benefit of vectored logos is their versatility. Since they can be resized without losing quality, you can use your logo on anything from merchandise to social media graphics. This means you don't need to pay for separate designs for different mediums - one vectored logo can be used for everything. Plus, with a consistent brand image across all mediums, you'll create a stronger brand identity and increase brand recognition.
In conclusion, dear Business Owners, a vectored logo is the smartest investment you can make for your company. Not only does it save you money on logo design and printing costs, but it also gives you unparalleled versatility and consistency across all mediums. So, next time you're looking to invest in your company's branding, remember - go vectored or go home.