Services
Every service starts from strategy and ends with something your team can run. Scope and price are set for each project, after we talk.
Brand identity
For a new company, or a brand that has outgrown its first logo. You get the strategy, the identity, the guidelines, the brand files and a handover session.
Partial services
When you need one part of a brand, not all of it: a logo refresh, a wordmark, a logo usage guide, a new logo without strategy, or a second language for an existing logo.
Launch kit
The first pieces a brand needs in the market. For a real estate project, that can mean launch posts, a sales brochure, signage and a site-visit kit. For other sectors, the pieces are agreed with you.
Social media management
A monthly plan, posts, stories and a monthly report. You approve each month’s plan before anything is posted.
Marketing campaigns
One campaign from start to finish: the plan, the content, email, support for launch events, and reporting.
Brand care
After handover: brand checks, guideline updates and new pieces when you need them.
How a brand identity project runs
A first conversation. You tell me what you are building and where you want to go.
Scope and price in writing. Nothing starts until both are agreed and signed.
Strategy. Who the brand is for, what it promises and what it rules out, written down and approved by you.
Direction. I show the identity direction, with the reason for each part. You approve it before the full system is built.
The system. Guidelines in which every rule carries a number.
A test before handover. Before handover, someone who wasn’t on the project makes one correct piece from the guide alone.
Handover. You get the files, the guide and a handover session.
How I work with you
- No “revisions until you’re happy.” The work is judged against a written test, not taste.
- Strategy before the logo. No logo without a system behind it.
- You talk to me. I lead every project and make every decision on it, with my team.
- In person in Doha, or online.
Not sure which one you need?
Send me two lines about your company. I’ll tell you where I’d start.