Logo for a company that trains tech pros how to ask questions and have better client conversations

The What Say You Group

Empowering Salesforce Professionals through the Art of Asking

The What Say You Group specializes in professional development services for technology professionals working with Salesforce software. The brand emphasizes the importance of asking the right questions and engaging in quality conversations to foster better understanding, problem-solving, and innovation in the Salesforce ecosystem.

Typography:
The phrase "What Say You" should be treated as a cohesive unit to emphasize its idiomatic nature.

Font style should be modern and professional yet approachable, reflecting the brand's blend of expertise and engaging communication.

Color Scheme:
Prefer a palette that conveys professionalism, innovation, and clarity. Consider greens, blacks, or yellows.

Accent colors can be used to highlight the aspect of innovation and creativity.
Imagery and Symbols:

The design should be clean and not overly complex, ensuring scalability and readability across various mediums.
Tone and Perception:

The logo should convey a sense of empowerment, intelligence, and approachability.

It should strike a balance between being tech-focused and centered on human communication skills.

The overall perception should include innovation, professionalism, and a forward-thinking approach to Salesforce professional development.

Usage:

The logo will be used on the website, social media, business cards, marketing materials, and possibly on merchandise. It should be versatile enough to be effective in both digital and print formats.

Additional Notes:

While the focus is on Salesforce professionals, avoid direct Salesforce branding or imagery to maintain brand independence.
The logo should resonate with tech professionals and feel welcoming to those new to the field or looking to upskill.

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