AM Praise Michael expert at creating  logos and other professional design if you need my help am available to make  it easy for you just give me a try and your need will be done in some days 

 student at University of UYO computer sceince department and i will tell you the three step

1. Provide information about your business

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While it’s easy (and fun) to jump into the visual aspects of a logo design brief, it’s always better to start with the why. In this case, background information on you and your business. After all, graphic designers are more than just computer operators: they understand people, products, industries and how to choose compatible aesthetics for these aspects.

Describe your product, target audience and industry

Good designers know which design techniques work well for different types of products, audiences and industries, so this is a good place to go into detail. Think about sharing your product materials, manufacturing process, customer lifestyles or other industry competitors you have.

Describe your brand values 

2. Communicate your desired logo style

—via foamExpress what logo type you need

Wordmark? Emblem? Abstract mark? If these sound new to you, check out our article on the 7 types of logos. Specifying your desired logo format will save you and your designer(s) a lot of time during the design process. If you’re not totally sure on the format, feel free to suggest a couple formats that you think might work. Your designer(s) might be able to show you a couple different options.

Design style

In addition to logo type, you can mention style as well. Some examples of logo design styles are vintage, flat, minimal, or skeuomorphic.

3. Clarify timing and budget

—Timing Clock logo by Ridhogillang

The design process is just that: a process. While creating a great logo design can happen unexpectedly in a few hours, it often requires a period of experimentation and exploration on the part of the designer. For this reason, allowing more time to designers will increase your chances of receiving amazing designs.

While designers are more than willing to work rush jobs, do your best to plan ahead and start the design process well before your business launch. Give your designer(s) a time frame that allows for revisions. On 99designs it typically takes 1-2 weeks to get logo, but can be longer if working with a freelancer or agency. It’s best to budget 2-4 weeks (or be willing to pay more for a rush!)