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Mortgage, Financial & Insurance
Logo Design
How Corporate Identity Plays a
Role in the Conglomeration of Financial Services: A Small
Business Perspective.
Finance-related companies, whether in New
York City, Frankfurt, Chicago or any other financial
centers, are faced with challenges. One challenge small
finance-related companies face is the all-in-one banking
system currently offered by big businesses. All clients
can now log in, in most cases, 24 hours a day, and access
an all-in-one financial customer control panel that
"controls" all aspects of their financial
assets, allows them to view reports, access portfolios
and more. These Financial Portals combine all aspects of
Financial Planning, including Day-to-Day Banking,
Mortgage Solutions, Buying and Selling Stocks, and
Purchasing and comparing Insurance Rates. Mortgage
Brokers, Insurance Brokers, Accountants, CPAs, CFAs and
others need to centralize their identity to maximize
cross-selling of these services. Here's a few ways to
help you stand out in a competitive crowd and help you
compete against big financial conglomerates.
Capitalize
on the Personalized One-to-One Strengths
Many Large Financial Conglomerates use
massive call centers, powered by complicated algorithmic,
behaviourial and relational software to identify what
type of consumer they have. Your buying habits determine
what type of ads you will receive, who and at what time
of the year to sell you certain services, when a
financial advisor will phone you, and how to maximize
their profits. This type of software is housed and
powered by large database and consumer behaviourial
firms. Focus the logo design for your firm on the
personalized service.Age Target Realization
Ask yourself who and how old is your target
audience. If you specialize in selling Insurance to
First-Time Home Buyers, you would not want a logo that is
designed to target seniors. A youthful-oriented logo (new
generation) would be a better choice. If your
specialization reflects a Mortgage Company that
specializes in Home Refinancing to retired senior
citizens, then choosing a symbol that is close to the
hearts of senior citizens is important and will establish
a sense of trust from your existing and future clients.
The
Golden Word: Empower
Have you noticed how far financial companies
go to market their services today, on TV and in print?
What captures the feelings of an investor or customer is
Freedom and Empowerment. Freedom and Empowerment make you
feel good, secure and confident. A good logo design, used
in conjunction with your marketing campaign and company
mission will empower the customer to choose you over the
competition.
Precision
attains Confidence and Stability
All Finance-related companies also share one
specific characteristic. Precision. An Insurance Policy
needs to be exact, precise and carefully worded, for both
the customer and the insurer or insurance broker. The
design of the logo should convey precision, but, most
importantly, how all elements of multiple services being
offered by the company fall into place. A logo with sharp
edges, closely integrated and balanced will demonstrate
the stability of the finance-related firm. Additionally,
by designing a unique identifyier that remains consistent
through its uses, your business will make it easier to
cross-sell services to your customers, thus maximizing
marketing efforts and dollars.
Red
Vs Green Vs Your Customers: Choose Your Colors Wisely
Did you know that in some parts of Asia, Red
to a Financial Firm means good luck and fortune? Red is a
tricky color to use in finance-related institutions.
Being in the "Red" is a term not well taken by
Accountants. Too Much use of Green becomes somewhat tacky
and overused in the logo design industry. Think about
Purple, for example. This regal color depicts an image of
Success. Different shades or hues of green or silver
should also be considered. Color is a means to attract
your customers and can make or break any logo design.
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Approximately 96
percent of life insurance is sold at the kitchen table; a
growing 4 percent is sold over the Internet, according to
statistics.
In Buying Property,
A "Closing Cost" is the Money paid by the
borrower to effect the closing of a mortgage loan,
including such costs as title insurance premiums,
appraisal fees, lender fees, closing agent fees,
recording fees, etc.
The Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation (FDIC) was created by the
Glass-Steagall Act of 1933.
Certified Public
Accountants (CPAs) are accounting professionals of the
United States who have passed the Uniform CPA exam, which
was developed and is maintained by the American Institute
of Certified Public Accountants

  
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