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Logo for a business "for sale" marketplace website start-up
Bizly or Bizly.Biz
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Contest Holder
gjladen
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Concepts Submitted
71 |
Guaranteed Prize
200
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Winner(s) | A Logo, Monogram, or Icon |
 All design entries are veiled from other designers till the end of the contest.
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Project: Logo for a business "for sale" ma ...
Industry:
Business Opportunities Logo
Contest Launched:
May 17, 2013
Selected:
1
winning design from 71 concepts
Winning Design by:
FrankPantely
Close Date:
May 25, 2013
Creative Brief
Logo for a business "for sale" marketplace website start-up
Bizly or Bizly.Biz
The smartest way to buy and sell a Biz without a broker
Yes
A logo that encompasses the essence of our website which is a marketplace where buyers and sellers of businesses can interact without the need of a business broker. We will offer all the advantages a broker claims without the seller paying tens of thousands of dollars in commissions and without the frustration both buyers and sellers encounter when using a broker such as no return phone calls, slow response in getting requested documents, broker arrogance towards buyers given they hold the gate key to the seller etc etc.
Business Opportunities
Logo Type
Illustrative
Character
Web 2.0
Cutting-edge
Professional
I will leave it to creative design. All I want is a logo that exudes the true essence of the site as explained above.
not sure
Maybe a "No Broker" sign hanging from one of the letters or hands shaking to show a deal getting done. It does not have to have either if you have a more creative idea. Again, we are a marketplace that allows buyers and sellers of businesses to interact and hopefully transact a deal without the need of a costly business broker. It should be noted that the majority of business brokers do the job part time, to find buyer they simply place a listing on one of the large business for sale websites and wait for the phone to ring. They then make an introduction and if deal closes they make a 10%-12% commission. From our perspective their is really no need for a broker given what they actually do and what they get paid.
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