When it comes to marketing design on the internet, many online logo design companies have developed split personalities, pretending they’re someone else, located somewhere they’re not, and offering the exact same services for different pricing on different websites.
Online logo design services
When it comes to designing your logo, you’re probably going to do what we all do when looking for anything these days. Search for a vendor online. Very cool. A link from somewhere else is probably how you found our site, and probably this very article. That’s how all this is supposed to work. The trouble is, selling online logo design services a very competitive business. It’s also a fairly lucrative one, if, that is, you can get enough eyes on your website. Or in the case of logo design sock puppetry, enough eyes on all of their websites. Having several different websites promoting one company ain’t a big deal in the online world. Everybody does it. It’s when a multitude of websites pretend to be promoting several different companies, that are really all the same company that things can get a little odd. When you factor in the lengths that these companies go to hide those connections, you’ve gotta be just a little concerned. Here’s why you should be concerned about hiring a sock puppet design firm to create your new company logo.
Online diplomas, student loans and term papers?
For some odd reason, a lot of folks from South East Asia who are selling online logo design services, are also heavily connected to questionable online college diplomas. Prefabricated college term papers. Student loans even. College affiliate revenues. Not sure what the connection is, save things that can be sold completely online, via the internet, without much in the way of oversight, or overhead. Such connections often have some comical results, especially when they use fake physical addresses to bolster their USA location bona fides. There’s a couple of sites, run by a huge IT company in Pakistan, that featured one such US address on their website. Trouble is, that address just happened to be an abandoned warehouse in Delaware (due to Delaware’s lax foreign corporation laws), and just happened to get shown on a CNN report about a fake diploma and University degree scandal that had blown up at the United Nations that resulted in some high-profile firings. The logo design sites changed the town listed on their website pretty damn fast, but the street address remains the same, rendering it moot.
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