What's Hurting Your Sales? (It Might Be That Logo You Love)
Is Your Logo on the No-Fly List?
Don’t let your best customers take off without you in 2026.
Can I be straight with you for a second?
If your marketing feels like you’re yelling into an empty room…
If the “right” customers keep scrolling past you…
If you’re booking plenty of $12 jobs but none of the $12k ones…
It might not be your sales team’s fault.
(and it might not even be your ads or website copy)
Here’s the thing nobody wants to say out loud
Nine times out of ten, the real bottleneck is the very first thing people see: your logo and brand are accidentally telling your best customers, “We’re not for you.”
I hear the same story almost every single week
“I love my logo. My cousin did it in Canva for free.”
(Because let’s be honest—every family has that one Canva cousin now.)
Then we do a quick 10-minute audit together and the reaction is always, “Oh… oh wow.”
Here’s the part most people miss:
A great designer makes things pretty.
A great marketer makes them profitable.
Most logos get the first one… and accidentally skip the second.
The good news you need right now
In a ton of cases, the fix really is as simple as a strategic brand refresh (done in the right order, of course).
My audit clients usually see better leads and bigger checks start rolling in the same month we make the switch—even the ones who only do the branding piece and nothing else.
Quick DIY gut-check (be honest)
Show your logo + business card to five of your dream clients and ask:
“What do you think I do, and how much do you think it costs?”
If even one of them is off by more than 20%, we need to talk.
Ready to stop guessing and find out for sure?
Book a free 15-minute “Is My Logo Costing Me Money?” Audit right below.
We’ll look at your logo + business card (or website homepage) together, I’ll tell you straight-up if it’s accidentally repelling your best customers, and exactly what one or two changes would move the needle fastest.
Takes 15 minutes, costs nothing, and 9 out of 10 people walk away with at least one paid-for-itself insight—even if we never work together.
You’ve got nothing to lose except the logo that’s been holding you (and your customers) hostage.