Quote: "I think you should really consider hiring someone to do this. To be honest there a a great deal of issues with the logo from a designer point of view. What is the purpose, what identity does it portray? Remember that a logo is the forefront a companies identity and needs to reflect upon it. I know there are many graphic designers, logo designers, illustrators, etc. on this forum, including myself. I highly recommend you try to source one of them for this. I also know a great deal of students who are looking for portfolio work and also show some real talent. So if money is an issue that is a great route to take. These are my five cents.
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I just posted this in Old_School's logo as well, but for the most part it applies here as well. If you want to run a serious business, you need a serious over hall and need some branding by a professional. My main arguments towards your current/things to fix: vector vector vector, logos are your most versatile identity, don't limit it to a computer monitor. Make it vector, not raster. In addition, think of the purpose of the logo. How does it identify with your company? Lastly, consider the font choice, it is difficult to read, for your main copy should always stick to traditional fonts, not decorative. These are some basic designing rules which your logo could benefit from.
