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10 Most Recognizable/Valuable Logos/Brands

Top 10 Most Recognizable and Valuable Logos and Brands O Coca-Cola IBM Google LV (intel) SAMSUNG i'm lovin' it SAMSUNG LOUIS VUITTON Brand Valuations (in $bil) 50.7 39.4 63 125 Apple Microsoft Соса-Cola IBM Google McDonald's General Electric Intel Samsung Electronics Louis Vuitton Top Industries Represented Technology (60%) Beverages (10%) Restuarants (10%) Diversified (10%) Luxury (10%) Brand Revenue (in $bil 200 181 156.5 132.1 104.5 88.3 100 77.8 53.3 43.5 23.5 9.4 Brand Revenue ($bil) Samsung Electronics Apple General Electric IBM McDonald's Micros oft Intel Google Соcа-Cola Louis Vuitton Brand's One Year Value Change (%) 60 53 50 40 26 30 20 16 20 5 10 -10 One Year Value Change (%) Samsung Electronics Google Apple Louis Vuitton Coca-Cola IBM McDonald's Microsoft General Electric Intel Presented By: Blue Pond Signs Data Source: http://www.forbes.com/powerful-brands %24

10 Most Recognizable/Valuable Logos/Brands

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Having a recognizable, good-looking, and professional logo is critical when making a positive first impression on a prospective customer or client. As experts in developing signs for businesses of all... sizes and from all industries, we recognize the important of conveying a brand and logo in a visually appealing and impactful manner. With that said, there are some brands that are just so massive and omnipresent that their logos are instantly recognizable. We looked at the ten most valuable brands in the world as reported by Forbes magazine, and we have presented some statistics related to their valuations, annual revenue, industry makeup, and change in valuation over the last year. Most importantly, we've featured the logos of these companies at the top of the graphic. Despite representing many different companies, the common thread between the logos for this ten massive enterprises is their simplicity, and clean designs.

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KickStart Search

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Blue Pond Signs