The logo was made in a hurry when you started. Since then, the website picked up its own colours, the van got a different font, and the social posts found a style of their own. Each choice made sense at the time.
Together, they make you look smaller and less established than you are. Customers notice that before they read a word. A consistent brand tells them the same care goes into your work.
Consistency is what makes a small business look established.
What you stand for, who you serve, how you want to be seen and how you compare with competitors.
A main logo plus versions for small spaces, dark backgrounds and social profile icons.
Main and supporting colours, checked for contrast so text stays readable on screen.
Typefaces for headings and body text that suit your brand and work well on the web.
Guidance on photography, imagery and illustration so every visual feels like it belongs.
A short, practical guide so you, your staff and your printer use it all correctly.
Proof
"Working with Glenn was an incredibly smooth experience. He really understood what we needed and brought my brand to life. I'm delighted with the result and couldn’t recommend him highly enough."
Susan O'Regan
Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between a logo and a brand?
Do I need a full rebrand or just a refresh?
How much does brand design cost?
What files will I receive?
Can you design my website at the same time?
