jmo
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What do you think of the placement and look of this lettering?
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Royal Man
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Personally I think your company name is buried. It is small and the X obliterates it. At 40 mph it will never be seen. BTW: The front fender and door can be a good place to locate the phone number and it then opens up other areas.
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tman7
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White lettering on a dark paint job stands out better.
Royal Man
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Whatever changes you make you might also conceder covering the glass with black vinyl or the see through black vinyl. Most carpet cleaning vans you can't see out the glass anyway.
jmo
Supportive Member
Yeah I was going to tint them as dark as I can. Thanks for the input.
Jim Martin
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Let me know when you are ready.......I will hook you up with the guy that has done all of my trucks...he is a tad more expensive then most but he has the highest quality tinting around...and he does excellent work......
and I see nothing wrong with you logos and colors...............
Ken Snow
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I agree lose the X and go with white lettering. It almost looks angry with the X to me, not warm and fuzzy for a woman.
Desk Jockey
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Hate the design, I would have them rethink it. Have you seen Greg Crowly's version of Xtreme Clean? His looks much better. Maybe try something similar but different.
Buck1955
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What equipment do you have in that truck?
Ken Snow
RIP
Hate the design, I would have them rethink it. Have you seen Greg Crowly's version of Xtreme Clean? His looks much better. Maybe try something similar but different.
I really don't like his either, but that's just my opinion.
Desk Jockey
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LOL
But it is much more visible than what Jeremy's comp.
But it is much more visible than what Jeremy's comp.
jmo
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jmo
Supportive Member
Thanks jim
Desk Jockey
Member
How about some thing more like this?
Ken Snow
RIP
Richard, get that damn funky X off of there- looks like something from a japanese, dubed in english, Karate movie. Not gonna impress the 35+ woman imo.
Desk Jockey
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Ken I didn't realize when I commented earlier was that the "X" is part of his logo. 
jmo
Supportive Member
That X must be eye catching if that's all that bothers you?
trojancarpetcare
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The number can be a tad bigger and that x is that part of the logo?
Royal Man
Member
Take a hint and lose the X. Time to re-design your logo. The X "Extremely" over powers the Extreme Clean. The wording gets lost and it is undiscernable if it is even a X in the first place. Think of other signs with an x placed over them. like No parking, No left turn etc... So, does your logo mean: No extreme clean to most people.
Desk Jockey
Member
I think Dave makes some good points. I don't mean that in any negative way either, just trying to help. The "X" over powers your name and looks as if it's crossed out.
Desk Jockey
Member
How about a bigger logo and services at an angle?
jmo
Supportive Member
I have had different info. Some say the logo is not that important, phone # and services. I like the X- C logo because its easy to remember if some one sees it again. Rather than trying to remember someone company name?
Ken Snow
RIP
Doesn't matter what you like- only matters what is likely to trigger response or turn off prospects. IMO the Japanese Ninja gangster X is a turnoff. Ask 10-15 45 year old women without letting them know it is already yours.
Desk Jockey
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I don't know, I'm sure some of it is the size of market you're in.
I think most people are going to take your number down if they see it parked in their neighborhood cleaning.
However going down the freeway at 70mph...who can multitask like that?
I meant eating, texting and driving are difficult enough let alone writing too!
Seriously, "Phone & Service" I'm not sure that I would agree unless they have a referral or some reason to want to write down the number. I would think something would have to motivate them to be driving in traffic and want to write down the number. I could be wrong.....but I've never been yet.
I think most people are going to take your number down if they see it parked in their neighborhood cleaning.
However going down the freeway at 70mph...who can multitask like that?
I meant eating, texting and driving are difficult enough let alone writing too!
Seriously, "Phone & Service" I'm not sure that I would agree unless they have a referral or some reason to want to write down the number. I would think something would have to motivate them to be driving in traffic and want to write down the number. I could be wrong.....but I've never been yet.
Ken Snow
RIP
Richard- we want them to call then not write it down.
Shane Deubell
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If the X is that important to you, cant you just make it smaller and/or put it off to the side?
At least on the van putting it in middle doesn't work, too big and in the way. IMO
At least on the van putting it in middle doesn't work, too big and in the way. IMO
Desk Jockey
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They can't call, they are in the middle of texting.
Ken Snow
RIP
Lol
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Desk Jockey
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How about this, you can better make out the "XC", Xtreme Clean" is more visible and "Carpet Cleaning" looks better too.
