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We surveyed 100 customers on their opinions of our new logo design. Forty-five percent of respondents said they liked the modern and simple design. However, thirty percent felt it lacked brand recognition. Based on the feedback, we will make small adjustments to the logo to enhance brand recognition while keeping the overall simple design.
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