Launching a business or product
You need a name, a message, and a consistent look before the website and campaigns, rather than fixing them after launch.
We define where your brand stands in the market, what it says and to whom, then turn that into a verbal and visual identity and a usage guide your team applies across the website, ads, and content without improvising each time.
Back to all servicesAn identity is not just a new logo. It is a decision about market position, promise, and message, followed by a consistent way of expressing it.
You need a name, a message, and a consistent look before the website and campaigns, rather than fixing them after launch.
The offer is good, but the messages, images, and colors are close to what others offer, so customers struggle to tell you apart.
Every campaign, designer, or writer presents the brand differently, because there is no single reference the team relies on.
The depth changes with the stage of the business and the number of markets and products, but the order is fixed: we understand the market first, then decide the position and message, then design.
A review of how competitors present themselves, what customers say, and the gaps the brand can occupy.
Spelling out who the brand is for, what problem it solves, and why it is chosen over the available alternatives.
A core message and supporting messages for each segment, with the proof behind them and the objections they address.
Tone of voice in Arabic, preferred and avoided vocabulary, and examples of headlines and short copy.
The logo or its refinement, colors, Arabic and Latin typefaces, and the style of images and supporting elements.
A concise usage guide and sample applications on the website, social posts, and presentations, according to the agreed scope.
Defining the goal, markets, audience, decision makers, and available materials.
A review of competitors, customer feedback, and the market, plus sessions with your team.
Approving the brand’s position, promise, and message architecture before any design.
Visual and verbal directions, then developing the approved direction.
The brand guide, files, and sample applications as agreed.
Visual identity is part of brand identity: the logo, colors, fonts, and images. Brand identity starts before that, with the brand’s position in the market, its promise, its messages, and its tone of voice, and then the look comes to express it.
Because design without a clear decision about the audience, the competitors, and the promise turns into personal preference. Research makes the choice of visual and verbal direction something you can discuss with reasons, not taste alone.
Yes. If the brand has a recognized value among customers, developing the messages and elements may be better than a complete change. We decide that after the research stage.
Yes, the verbal identity and core messages in Arabic are part of the scope. If you need a version in another language, we agree on it within the scope before we start.
The duration varies with the depth of the research, the number of markets and applications required, and how quickly approvals come. You get a clear timeline after the setup stage.
It depends on the depth of the research and the scope of applications. We show an approximate range on the pricing page, and we send a specific proposal after the first conversation.
Send a short description of the business, the market, and the target audience, and we will tell you whether brand identity is the right step now. You can also review the approximate price ranges or use the contact page.