There is no way to properly formulate how to design logo for your company. There is no specific guidelines that needs to be followed while creating the logo for your company. It depends entirely on the creativity of the person who is designing the logo for your company. and creativity doesn`t have any specific rule to follow. A much of creativity comes from experiences and an experienced graphic designer can help you in a long way in order to build the logo for your company. But still there are some thumb rule of creating logos which one needs to keep in mind while designing the logo. They are following:

1) The logo theme much syncronise with the theme of your business. For this proper research is necessary about the market that you are targeting. You must have an insight knowledge of the visitors who see your site. You must know the taste and preferences of the customers in whom you want to establish your business through logo promotion. A logo must draw new clients. It should n't be too rigid as it might turn them away. It should be visually striking and illustrious, can be easily reproduced, uses a limited number of colors (for reasons of reproduction costs), and still looks first-rate when scaled down, then you have yourself a winning brand. Emotionally charged logo as it is often the very first thing a prospect client sees of a company and will likely make their impressions based on it from there.

2) The fonts and colour scheme must go together very well. They should neither be aggressive nor be stark so that your customers does n`t like them. A single word "Punch Line" is very effective way to establish your logo in the mind of your customers.

E.g. :

Pepsi - Nothing official about it.

IBM - Solving business challenges.

These punch lines adds value to the logo associated with them.

3) Consider your shapes carefully. Rounded edges versus sharp corners can mean the difference between aggressive and passive messages. Sharp edges established aggressiveness. Maybe the sharp edged logos are attractive but you need to think before you use them for your logo design.


4) The logo needs to be properly balanced. Test your design or consult a professional graphic designer to look at the balance of the logo. It happens that at times we tend to load our shapes and text too much on one side and the other side becomes dull.

5) Proper consultation is required before you start establishing your logo in the market. Get a third person feedback about your design. That is exactly how the customers are going to see your logo. Keep your mind open for any suggestion.

**Note: Your logo needs to be unique. Don`t copy materials as you might be penalised for copyright infringements. Get your logo ratified from the experts and legal advisors before you start building them.