Consider a salesperson at your company.  Maybe that person is you.  Maybe it’s someone else.  Regardless of who the salesperson is, no doubt they have a lot to say about what they can offer potential new customers.  Can you imagine how ridiculous it would be if they tried to put their entire sales pitch on the chest of a shirt? :)  The more text and information you add to the embroidered logo the messier it starts to look.  

For many the first step in the sales process is to sell the sales person.  The next step is to sell the company.  Keep embroidery logos clean and sharp, simply allowing the logo to catch the eye of your potential customer.  A great shirt should catch the eye of a prospect and make it easier for them to strike up a conversation with you, “Oh do you work for…”

If the logo looks like it contains more information than a Google search result, it will be sloppy and hard to read.  What does that say about the person and the company?  Allow the embroidered shirt to start up a conversation and let the sales person do the selling.

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