Some older “diamond in the rough” companies have a brand and logo that dates to their beginning. It reflects a different time with different tastes. It looks dated and positions the company as not being current. A lot of potential buyers may not even consider you.
A savvy investor will look beyond your logo if the company is solid. Like your brand, they might hope you have an outdated view of your company’s evaluation.
Image is important, much like stage design when selling a home. Investing in a new brand can be a wise investment that helps your bottom line.
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