KK Connections
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Logo for Young Career Guidance Consulting Company - for college grads and young professionals
KK Connections
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"KK Connections guides college students, recent grads and young professionals as they begin their journey on the path to their dream career. We coach, train and prepare candidates for the job market through assessment, personal branding, search strategies, networking, interview coaching and salary negotiating. Let us help you land the job you deserve!"
Consulting
Logo Type
Abstract Mark
Initials
Web 2.0
Feminine
Modern
Youthful
Sophisticated
Simple
Here's a link to my website: http://www.kkconnections.com This is the first launch of a simple website, to be built out in the future. On it, you'll see I like simple and clean, basic black and white with pops of color. I really enjoy the neon green and bright pink used, although I don't want it to come across as too feminine. The colors should be bright and captivating.
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The target customer is from the millennial generation, so it has to grab their attention. Some keep concepts behind the branding:
- This quote from Steve Jobs perfectly summarizes my concept behind the brand and life in general. "because believing that all the dots will connect down the road will give you the confidence to follow your heart." When I think about this business, two things come to mind.
1) The visual that pops into my head when thinking about connections are dots -- hence the background image on my website. Also, as mentioned in the quote above. I would love to incorporate dots into the logo, but nothing that comes across as too science-y or one of those lame connecting-dots images that are super corporate feeling.
2) Life is all about connections -- whether its the connections you build through relationships and networking, or the things that happen in your life. Ultimately, every single thing that happened in your life (whether you realized it or not, whether intention or not, whether big or small, whether good or bad) has ultimately led you to the exact place you are today. Call it fate, if you will. One thing has a direct reaction on the next thing.
This logo should be fun and attractive, but also nothing too silly as to steer people away from seeing my business as an opportunity to connect them to their dream career.
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