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In that case you just have to make sure that they have the time and inclination to work on your project. If you don't have a designer, you can see my tips on hiring a designer to learn more about the topic.3. Re-examining your Brand Definition. If you're going to redesign your logo, you might as well dig deeper into your brand and make sure that it's as polished and complete as possible. Going back over your business's personality, service offerings, product plans, and differentiation will help make sure you're developing a logo that will help you connect with your best customers. Clearly define who your target audience is and what they want to see in a logo.4. Redesigning the logo is a big investment.If you're going to change your logo, you'll be investing time, thought and money into the redesign. Make sure that you have the bandwidth and budget to give the project the attention it deserves.5. Trashing and revising all of your existing marketing materials. Once your new logo is complete you'll have to recycle your business cards, letterhead, brochures and other printed materialsand pay to have the new ones printed. Then there's redesigning your website (and the editing and rewriting that you should do along with that). And don't forget about changing the digital design templates on your computeryour branded email footer, newsletter templates, Word letterheads, and Quickbooks invoices.Go through your marketing pieces and just think about what it would take to re-create those. The writing, editing, design, coding, printing... Do you really want to redo all that work And will the redesign of all of those materials pay off6. Making the transition make sense for your clients. Your clients get attached to your logo. They identify with it as the face of your business. If you just change your logo without saying anything to your clients, it can make them feel disoriented and disenfranchisedlike their feelings about your business don't matter.