We’ve compiled a list of the world’s most recognized logos. Yes, many of these logos have gone through some tweaks throughout the years, but for fun, we listed the year the first version of their current logo appeared. Some of these companies have even been around longer than their currently recognizable logo! It just goes to show it’s never too late to reconsider your brand image and set yourself up for success.
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- McDonald’s – 1961
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- Coca-Cola – 1887
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- Nike – 1971
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- Mercedes-Benz – 1909
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- Disney – 1937
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- Chanel – 1925
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- Starbucks – 1971
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- FedEx – 1994
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- Google – 1998
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- Apple – 1977
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