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This guide gives you a better option. It shares 20 Canva fonts curated for use as a logo.
New businesses deserve to look credible from day one, without blowing their budget before they're ready.
I've been working with new businesses for 20 years, and branding is always a struggle.
Trying to design a logo while you're still defining who your business is for and how you're going to serve them isn't a great place to be. That's exactly why dropping hundreds (or thousands) on a professional logo at this point isn't the right move.
What you'll find in the guide:
What you'll find in the guide:
Open your Canva account, type your business name and try a few. That's it. No design experience needed — just a little time and a clear sense of the personality you want to convey.
Each font comes paired with the brand personality it conveys — so you're not just picking something that looks pretty. You're choosing something that actually communicates who you are.
Before you dive in, a quick page of designer thinking walks you through what to look for, what to avoid and how to make your wordmark logo work where it matters most.
Sound like you? Your guide is ready when you are.
This guide is for you if...
You want your brand to convey the right personality from day one
You're just starting out and need a logo that looks credible without the cost
You want a designer's eye guiding your decision — without the designer's price tag.
You're not ready to invest in a designer but you refuse to look like it
Hey, I'm Rebecca
I started my career as a graphic designer, built it into leading brand marketing and creative direction for seven national brands, and then walked away from corporate to come back to where I started: small business.
Brand Rising was born from a deep belief that service-based founders deserve the same strategic brand-building that big companies pay agencies millions for. This guide is a piece of that.
