Ten services covering what your brand stands for, what it looks like and how it sounds. Take one of them, or take the whole set and let one team run it end to end.
Most brands we meet are not short on effort. They are short on agreement. Sales says one thing, the website says another, the packaging says a third, and the customer is left to work it out. That gap is expensive. It shows up as longer sales cycles, discounting, and media that has to work harder than it should.
Our branding practice fixes the agreement first. We settle what the business actually stands for, who it is for, and why it wins. Then we build the identity, the language and the assets that carry it. The output is not a logo file. It is a system your team can use without calling us every time.
Each one runs as a standalone engagement or as part of a larger brand build. Click through for scope, process and pricing on that service.
Work out the space only you can own, then write it down in language the whole company can repeat.
For brands that still have equity but no longer look or sound like the business they have become.
Check the name is clear, get it registered, and keep the mark protected once you start spending behind it.
Logo, type, colour, grid and imagery, built as a system rather than a single file.
Every touchpoint after the identity: packaging, collateral, decks, campaigns and templates.
How the brand behaves in physical space, from retail and offices to events and exhibitions.
The internal and external comms layer: leadership narrative, investor and employee communication.
Earned coverage in the press your buyers actually read, plus the analyst and industry-body groundwork behind it.
The words and visuals that carry the brand: website copy, brochures, whitepapers, case studies and reports.
Original frames shot for your brand, so the identity is not held together by stock imagery.
Timelines below are typical for a full brand build. A single service compresses to the stages it needs.
Leadership interviews, category and competitor read, customer conversations, and an honest look at what you already own.
Week 1 - 2Positioning, brand architecture and the messaging framework, presented and argued out with your team.
Week 3 - 4Routes explored, one chosen, then extended into type, colour, grid, iconography and imagery.
Week 5 - 8The system applied to packaging, collateral, website, space and social, in the order that matters to you.
Week 9 - 12Guidelines, master files, templates and a working session so your team can run it without us.
Week 12+Pick the line that sounds most like your situation. We will tell you on the call if you need less than you think.
You have a business and a category, and everything else is open. Start with strategy so the identity has something to express.
You have equity and customers, but the look and the language belong to an earlier version of the company.
The brand is sound. The market has just never heard the story properly, or heard it from anyone credible.
From naming and identity through to packaging, launch and the campaigns that followed.
Yes. Every service on this page runs as a standalone engagement with its own scope and fee. Most clients start with one and add the next once they see how we work. The only sequence we insist on is that identity work follows a positioning decision, even a quick one, because otherwise there is nothing for the design to express.
Twelve to sixteen weeks for a single brand, from kick off to guidelines and handover. Multi brand architectures, regulated categories and businesses with several decision makers run longer. We give you a dated plan at proposal stage and flag anything that depends on your side.
You do, on full payment. That includes source files, fonts licensed in your name where applicable, and editable templates. We hand over working files, not just exports.
Often, yes. We have built identity systems that other agencies then run campaigns on, and we have picked up brands mid flight from an internal team. We will agree the split in writing before we start so nobody is guessing about ownership.
Yes. Performance, SEO, social, websites and content sit in our growth practice, and the two teams share an account lead. If you want the brand and the media on one contract, that is the usual setup. See digital & performance solutions.
It depends on the number of brands, the number of touchpoints and how much rollout you want us to run. A single service is scoped and priced on its own page. For a full build, tell us the shape of the business on a call and we will give you a range the same week rather than a number pulled out of the air.
Thirty focused minutes. We will give you a view on scope and a realistic budget range before you commit to anything.
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