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Every brand needs a logo. That's business 101. But that doesn't mean every logo is amazing. There are some exceptional logos and some good ones, but there are also plenty of terrible logos out there today. So, how do you make a logo memorable, impactful, and iconic? As experts in logo design in Denver, we're here to share our insights on this topic.

Every small business dreams of achieving stronger profit margins, but it’s not always easy to turn that dream into a reality. Most business owners may struggle to know where to start or how they can begin improving their bottom line. If you’re really serious about achieving stronger results for your brand, then it’s time to enlist the help of a brand research agency in Denver.

Today we’re incredibly happy to announce the beginning of yet another ongoing partnership. Thanks to a referral from our clients over at Braincode Centers, FiG has recently begun working with Dr. Jeffrey McWhorter. For years, Dr. McWhorter has been leading the way in Denver’s chiropractic space, as he has offered innovative treatments for chronic neurological conditions. Dr. McWhorter wanted to make his cutting-edge treatments more widely available for Denverites. He started down that path by founding McWhorter Chiropractic and Neurological Rehab (CNR) this year. To jumpstart his business, McWhorter reached out to FiG for the expertise that only our Denver branding firm could provide.

The great Mile High city has been experiencing tumultuous changes in the past decade. Swarms of people are flocking to Denver on a daily basis and the competition for local businesses has become tougher. If you want to stand out from the crowd, your business needs an impactful and incredible website. Ask any Denver web designer and they’ll tell you how important your site is to your business and how customization is vitally important. As a leading Denver web design company, we can provide an impressive range of customization for your website.

If you’re a Formula One fan, then you’ve probably heard about the U.K. energy drink company, Rich Energy. More specifically, you’ve probably heard about their controversial logo. Rich Energy has gained notoriety this summer due to a copyright infringement claim against them. This controversy is one heck of a rabbit hole. The more you learn about it, the more mysterious and strange it becomes. As a leading logo design company in Denver, we wanted to examine the controversy and discuss how it could’ve been avoided.

FiG is very proud to announce our newest client partnership with Lift Conveyor, a leading manufacturer of patented conveyor equipment and systems. Although the company has been in business for 20 years, they recently experienced a change in ownership and embarked on a journey to develop an online presence through digital advertising in Denver and in other places. Specifically, Lift Conveyor sought out FiG to help optimize their site to outperform vendors of their products and have their products reach a larger audience base.

You’ve got your business plan figured out, your location chosen, and your A-Team on-board. You’re on track for success, but none of that will matter without an effective, consistent, and unique brand for your business. But, how do you begin to build up your brand? The first, and arguably most important step, in the process is to conduct a brand exploratory, or brand audit.

The Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) announced today that Adrenalin, Inc. (the sports marketing division of Real FiG Advertising + Marketing), a full-service creative agency with more than two decades of experience developing brand identity systems for some of the most recognizable teams, leagues, and governing bodies in sport, has been selected to undertake a comprehensive rebranding initiative that will support the continued growth of lacrosse globally by celebrating the unique attributes, values, and history of the rapidly-growing sport.

Sports Authority will be removed from Mile High Stadium as the Denver Broncos continue to search for a buyer of the naming rights.

At Tuesday’s news conference, Broncos president and CEO Joe Ellis said that the team will take down the signage within the next 10 days.

The name was obvious.

So San Diego.

The Seals are coming.

“Surfacing Soon” is how they put it.