Logo Challenge

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Notable companies like Nike and Apple do not feature their names in their logo designs, relying instead on recognizable symbols.

Mastercard has recently revamped its logo by omitting its name, choosing to focus on its iconic overlapping circles.

The mobile game titled "Brand Memory" is designed to test participants' ability to recall brands without their names being present.

Excluding the company name from a logo can enhance brand recognition, as it encourages consumers to rely on visual identity instead of text.
This approach may lead to greater brand recall and association over time as consumers become more familiar with the brand's visual elements.

Marketers are challenged to consider how well their brands would be recognized without their names, prompting a reassessment of logo effectiveness and brand identity.