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Logos & You

Your company logo is a great graphic for your newsletter. Just make sure of a few things before you attach it to your document. The logo should be clear. Any lettering should be easy to read right away. Resizing your logo may be necessary in order to achieve this. When resizing, be sure the integrity of the graphic is in tact. no pixilation or blurring should occur.

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