For a long time, I used to create logos just for practice. I loved experimenting with shapes, fonts, and colors — but most of my designs never saw the light of day.
They sat quietly in my computer, in a folder named “Unused Logos.”
How do I keep everything organized across multiple sites?
It was confusing. I wasted days researching, trying different websites, and failing to understand their systems.
Finding My Own System
I started keeping notes. Each time I uploaded a logo somewhere, I wrote down:
Which color styles people preferred?
Which tags performed better?
What kind of thumbnails caught attention?
Creating the Guide
So I decided to put everything I learned into one file — a complete system that helps designers sell their logos like professionals. That’s how The Logo Seller’s Guide for Designers was born.
It’s not just a book - it’s something I wish I had when I started.
Inside it, I included all my templates:
The Logo Naming & Branding Sheet I personally use
A checklist to make every upload professional and consistent
A multi-platform upload tracker to stay organized
Keyword and tag examples that actually bring visibility
It’s everything I built through trial and error, packed into one resource for designers like me.
The First Sale
I’ll never forget the moment someone bought my first logo.
It wasn’t a huge amount, but it felt amazing — like my creativity finally had a place in the world.
That one sale changed the way I looked at design.
It wasn’t just art anymore — it was value.
Why I’m Sharing This
If you’re a designer sitting on dozens of unused logo concepts, please don’t let them go to waste.
Those designs can inspire someone’s business and bring you income at the same time.
It’s not about luck or being a big agency — it’s about having a system and staying consistent.
That’s what this guide is about — helping designers take that first confident step.
If this story feels like yours, check out my Logo Seller’s Guide for Designers — available on Gumroad:
Get it here
Sometimes, the things we create for practice end up being the most meaningful.
The logos I once kept hidden in my “Unused” folder are now out there — helping real brands grow.
And that’s the most satisfying part of being a designer — knowing that something you made is alive somewhere.
What’s Inside the Guide
When I created The Logo Seller’s Guide for Designers, my goal was simple — to make the process clear, organized, and repeatable.
No more guessing what to upload, where to tag, or how to present your work.
Here’s what’s inside the guide 👇
1. The Logo Naming & Branding Sheet
A ready-to-use template to give every logo a consistent identity — including name, color palette, font choice, and short brand meaning.
2. Upload Checklist
A simple checklist that keeps every upload professional — no missed steps, no last-minute confusion.
3. Keyword & Tag Examples
Proven tag and keyword lists that actually bring visibility — collected from multiple platforms and real results.
4. Multi-Platform Upload Tracker
Stay organized with a tracker that helps you manage where each logo is uploaded, which tags performed best, and what’s still pending.
It’s not just a file — it’s a complete workflow system designed for designers who want to turn creativity into income.
Who this is for
This guide is for:
Logo Designers who have tons of unused designs sitting on their computer.
Freelancers who want to build a passive income stream through pre-made logos.
Design Students learning how to enter the real-world market with confidence.
Creatives who love making logos but feel lost when it comes to selling them.
No matter your level, this guide will help you bring structure, clarity, and confidence to your selling process.
Every logo you’ve ever designed has potential — it just needs the right system to reach the world.
Don’t let your creativity stay hidden in folders. Organize it, showcase it, and share it proudly.
Your first sale could be waiting on the next upload.
Get The Logo Seller’s Guide for Designers on Gumroad:
https://onebeestudio.gumroad.com/
