Build a Brand Customers Recognise and Trust

A new logo is the right call when the rest of the brand still fits and only the logo looks dated. A rebrand is the right call when the name, the colours, the tone and the logo all say something the business no longer is. We look at what you have before recommending either.

It can if it lands all at once with no explanation. We plan the switch so the old and new logos overlap for a short period, your customers hear about the change from you first, and every place the old logo appears is listed and updated in order.

Yes. If the logo is sound we tidy it, rebuild it in vector, set the colours and fonts around it, and write the guidelines it never had. Some businesses need a system around the logo rather than a different logo.

A branding agency designs how your business looks and sounds. That covers the logo, the colours, the fonts, the tone of writing, and the rules for using them together. The result is an identity that stays the same on your website, your packaging, your signage and your social media.

Logo design cost depends on a few factors: how many concepts you want to see, whether you need a full identity system around the logo, how many applications we set up, and whether a rebrand rollout is part of the job. We scope it on a call and send an itemised quote. The pricing page explains how a quote is built.

Most logo and identity projects run four to six weeks. The first week is research and direction, the next two are concepts and refinement, and the rest is building the files, the templates and the guidelines. A rebrand with packaging and signage takes longer because print proofs need time.

A logo is one logo. A brand identity is the whole system the logo lives in: colours, fonts, photography style, layout rules, tone of voice and the templates that carry them. A logo on its own leaves every later design decision to whoever is holding the file that day.

Rebranding replaces or reworks the identity a business already has. It is worth it when the business has changed and the brand has not: new services, a new market, a merger, or a reputation the old look no longer supports. It is rarely worth it when the only problem is boredom with the logo.

Usually two or three, each developed properly rather than a sheet of twenty sketches. Each concept comes with the logo on real applications, so you judge it on a sign, a business card and a phone screen rather than on a white page. You pick one direction and we refine it.

Yes. Once the project is paid for, the logo, the artwork and every file are yours outright. We hand over the working files as well as the exports, and nothing sits in an account you cannot access. You can take the brand to any designer or printer later.

Yes. Packaging, labels, business cards, signage, menus and brochures are set up from the same identity, with print-ready files that carry bleed, dielines and spot colours where the printer needs them. We speak to your printer directly when a job needs it.

Brand guidelines are the written rules for using your identity: logo sizes and clear space, colour codes, fonts, image style and tone of voice. You need them the moment more than one person makes things for the business. Without them the brand drifts a little with every new design.

That is a separate service. Branding covers the identity and hands over the files a website needs, and our web design service builds the site from them. Doing both in sequence means the site launches with the new brand instead of being restyled later.

Yes. The social brand kit sets up profile images, cover images, post templates and story templates in your colours and fonts, sized for each platform. Your team fills in the words and the pictures and every post reads as one brand.

A short call about the business, who buys from you and where the brand will appear. After that we ask for any existing logo files, examples of brands you like and dislike, and a list of every place the identity is used today. The research and the first direction follow from there.

Clients most often add Rebranding, Logo Design, web design services, social media content and an online store. Each has its own page, and any of them can start on the same call.