I've always liked logos. They're our scenery. Our day by day is a zoo plenty of colours, full of words demanding our attention.
So I've decided to make a marketing experiment: a logo competition!
The idea is simple: the competition starts with 1 dollar. The first person to pay this dollar will reach the top of the podium. Until other competitor overtake him by paying 2 dollars. And this second logo will be overcome when 3 dollars are paid by the third competitor. And we'll see how far will be take. We'll see the ones caring about their logos. The investment will measure the effort of the brands.
And this effort is expected to have a reward: I hope that Logopodium will be seen by many people in the future. ¿Why? Just because we're talking about an original idea, never seen before on the net.
But people may say : it's just like the guy who sold pixels... But I answer: NO! Both concepts start from a simple and original idea to make some money on the net... But there's a huge difference: the pixel webs die when they've reached its goal. Once the pixels are sold, ¿why should go we back on the page? Everything will be the same, nothing changes. However, the logopodium concept will be alive forever, because it's a neverending race. People love logos, and they''ll want to know which logo is in the first place. This curiosity will contribute to increase the fame of the competitors and their income. Simple.
Logopodium may be attractive for the real-world logos, but also for the virtual ones (blogs, forum, social networks, e-commerce, videogames...). The goal is to be seen as much time as possible by many people.
I've always wondered: ¿which company would get involved in this kind of game? It's time to know.