Logos and Brand Identity

The importance of a great brand image.

Having a strong brand identity is crucial to a business, everything from the logo, to the promotional material and even the colour of the chairs in your office. By maintaining consistency throughout your brand you're making it easier for your customers to instantly recognise you on the high street, online or in an advertisement. As well as this, you're also going to be showing off how much pride you take in your business, and the professionalism will shine through. Without this consistency, your business runs the risk of appearing outdated, unprofessional and difficult to identify.

That's why when building a brand, along with your logo and promotional material we develop a toolkit for you, the business owner, to use alongside your employees to ensure that consistency is kept even after the final files have been handed over. We take pride in our work and all of the projects that we complete, and give you the tools necessary so that you can do the same.

Find your fit.

Start-Ups

Undoubtedly one of the most important factors when setting up a new business for any business owner is going to be how the business looks and feels. It can often seem daunting to know what the best fit for your business will be. That's why we undertake rigorous research and testing to present you with a logo and brand identity that not only looks great, but one that we're confident will work - helping your business hit its goals and display the company's personality and aims both now and in the future.

Rebranding

Even if your business isn't new, and you've been trading for some time, it still might be worth considering reviewing your logo and brand image. It's important to establish whether your current brand identity is meeting the goals and aims of your business and displays the personality of your business. A lot of businesses that approach us are worried about their brand image being outdated, we can offer a rebranding project which includes in depth research and testing against your established audience, which can be something completely fresh or a newer development of an existing brand image, which can breathe new life into your business and its brand image.

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