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Site, then Brand, holds your name, logos and contact details
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A PNG or SVG with a transparent background works best
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Changes save themselves and go live straight away
Your site already has your name on it. Adding your logo and contact details makes it look like your business and tells customers how to reach you. At the end, your logo, address, phone and social link sit in your site's footer.
In the screenshots, Petal Street, a flower studio in Pune, adds its logo and its address.
Your brand details live with your site.
Your site name is already here, from when you made the site.
There is no Save button on this page. Whatever you change saves itself, and goes on your live site straight away.

Under Logos there are two pictures to add.

Further down, Contact and social is how people reach you. Your email and phone are here already.

Open your live site the way a customer does, and scroll to the foot of the page. Your logo is there, with the address, phone and Instagram link beside it. There is nothing to publish.
At the top of the page, the site still shows your name in words, not the logo.

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