BRAND SYSTEMS
REBRAND
Most businesses that want a rebrand don't need one. They need consistency, which costs a fraction as much. Knowing which situation you're in is the whole first conversation.
WHAT THIS ACTUALLY IS
A change of position, not a change of colour.
A real rebrand happens when the business has outgrown how it presents itself — a different market, a different offer, a merger, a reputation problem, or a name that no longer describes what you do.
What it isn't: boredom. Being tired of your own logo is the single most common reason businesses rebrand, and it's the worst one, because your customers aren't tired of it. They've barely noticed it.
You see your logo forty times a day. Your customer has seen it twice.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
- Assessment of whether a rebrand is actually the answer
- Positioning work before any design begins
- New identity system
- Migration plan — what changes, when, and in what order
- Guidelines so the new brand holds
- Rollout across site, signage, print, social and profiles
- Handling of search and profile continuity so a name change doesn't cost you visibility
HOW IT WORKS
Positioning first, always. A rebrand that starts with visuals is redecorating.
Roughly a month for a full rebrand of an established business, including rollout planning. Faster is possible and usually means something got skipped.
HONEST NOTE
The most expensive part isn't design.
It's everything that has to change afterwards — signage, vehicles, print, profiles, search presence, and the customers who need to recognise you. That cost is usually larger than the design fee and it's the part most proposals leave out. We'll cost it honestly before you commit.
NEXT STANDARD
Find out whether you actually need one.
The audit says whether the problem is your brand or the way it's being used. Findings inside 48 to 72 hours, and they're yours whether or not we work together.
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