What’s included in a brand identity?
Usually a logo, colour palette, typography, imagery style, tone of voice and simple guidelines for using them.
A logo is the badge. A brand is the whole feeling: your story, your promise, your voice and how everything looks together. A logo alone gets you noticed. A brand gets you remembered and trusted.
Every brand starts with a feeling. Pick one and see how the same business card changes. In a real project we explore two or three directions with you.
Your story and promise
What you stand for and why customers should care, in a sentence.
Your voice
How you sound, with examples, so every post and page feels like you.
Your logo
In every size and format you’ll need.
Colours and fonts
A palette and type that work on screen and in print.
Ready-to-use templates
Social posts, a presentation, business cards.
A simple brand guide
One document anyone can follow.
New business? We start from your story. Established business with a tired look? We keep what customers already recognise and bring the rest up to date.
If you only need a badge, a logo will do. If you want people to remember and trust you, you need a brand.
People also ask
Usually a logo, colour palette, typography, imagery style, tone of voice and simple guidelines for using them.
A clear statement of who you’re for, what you offer and why you’re the better choice. It guides everything else.
Logo files for web and print, colour codes, font details and a guidelines document.
Yes. Consistent names, descriptions and visuals across the web help AI tools recognise you as one trusted business.
People understand what you do quickly, remember you, and the right clients get in touch. Inconsistency and confusion are warning signs.
Yes: websites, social templates, presentations and more, all in your new look.