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Project Deadline Extended
Reason: Delay in getting brief approved.
Added Sunday, February 01, 2015

Generally speaking, I'm finding that the designs I like the best are the ones that incorporate the the logo/images directly with the lettering of the GROWTHMETRICS word itself versus designs that have a stand-alone image either before or above the word (these I'm eliminating almost all of the time). Also, the images that are used are key. I'm less interested in a logo/image that has 'G' or 'GM' in it (though including something that could be used in Web 3.0 is great). Instead, I'm finding myself enjoying more the designs where charting and/or growth elements are incorporated directly into the words. This doesn't preclude mean NOT to have a separate short, abbreviated logo that uses the G or GM as many are going above and beyond and doing both...I like that. I'm also fond of seeing how versions of the logos look on both black and white backgrounds. Finally, modern and professional vibe is what we're after. Thanks again, Jason
Added Monday, February 02, 2015

My co-founder created a mock up of an example he'd like to see. https://www.evernote.com/shard/s16/sh/44d58444-1d6f-4dfc-be23-54e0e1d15283/4115ee7e3581e5b5596a73b4f396a7d9 His opinion is very key to this project as he's the one that has to incorporate the logo into the rest of the design. His preferences: "I want something that can work in the top bar as only white on color. I want color treatment ideas. I want things that work with FF Tisa and FF Dax (those are fonts) otherwise font family suggestions." Case isn't so much of an issue for him as much as modernity, and flexibility against different backgrounds. (ie: Airbnb) Wanted to share. Thanks!
Added Monday, February 02, 2015

For all submissions going forward, please include a version with white lettering on black background as well as any other color variations that you think would pop. Want to make sure that the selected design goes well with a minimalist approach if needed (ie: for letterhead, stationary, etc). Thanks!
Added Tuesday, February 03, 2015