Yeah, but those guys take their time and gave you a very precise advice - and I got the feeling the message didn’t get through.
A logo isn’t just an illustration, it’s a part of branding. It needs to explain what your company is about. Simply put: a goat in rainbow isn’t telling people anything.
Nothing wrong with experimenting, but before you create your logo you need to think first about the ‘‘what’’ and later the ‘‘how’’. It doesn’t matter if you put it on marketplace (marktplaats), facebook etc. A good logo is going to be remembered, a bad logo will be forgotten.
I realized my message is perhaps too harsh, I don’t mean that way.
My advice is: read this and apply it to your own company: