I'm starting a business
Build the look before the business has a history — name, mark, first materials, and the pieces people will actually see.
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Keep the customers. Update the look.
If the business has outgrown the old mark, we rebuild the identity and roll it onto the pieces people actually see.
WHO THIS IS FOR
For a business that already trades, and looks older than it is.
A rebrand is not a new company. It is the same trade with a look that no longer fights the work.
This is usually the right start if:
- The mark, colour or type is holding the business back
- Sign, print and profile no longer belong together
- You want to keep the name and the customers
If you are starting from nothing, that is a first presence. If everything is messy but the mark is fine, that may be a makeover of the applications — not a new identity.
THE PROBLEM
An old look on a current business costs trust.
People assume the work is as dated as the fascia. A rebrand is the identity first, then the door, the paper and the screen.
A typical starting package is Business or Professional. We confirm after we see the job. No published price on this page.
WHAT THIS TYPICALLY COVERS
The work behind the situation.
- A rebuilt or refined identity
- Roll-out onto the pieces customers already meet
- What to keep, what to replace — confirmed after we see what exists
- Often Professional or Complete if packaging and digital have to move with it
OTHER SITUATIONS
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My business doesn't look professional
A visual makeover for a business that already exists and still looks unfinished — sign, print, profile and the identity that holds them.
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Brand, place, print, digital, social and packaging built as one system — not assembled in pieces over years.
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