Branding & business materials

Branding and documents
you’re happy to send out.

A new look, a better brochure or a presentation you can use in your next meeting. Start with what your business needs.

Discuss your branding

Start with the job you need done

Something useful to send after a conversation.

You can use your existing branding. You do not need a new logo to get a better brochure or presentation.

Company brochures and capability statements

A concise introduction a prospect can pass to a colleague or keep with a quotation.

Explain your services and types of work
Include supplied project examples and checked credentials
A PDF for sharing, with editable files agreed in the quote

Discuss a company brochure

Service sheets and presentations

Explain one service or prepare a reusable introduction for sales meetings.

Writing and layout from your business information
Your existing colours, logo and photographs
Agree the page count, editable format and review rounds before work starts

Ask about sales materials

Workplace servicesmorrow●

A workplace worth coming back to.

morrow●

Your workplace,
taken care of.

Repairs. Maintenance. Office moves.

morrow●PROJECT NOTES

An office move,
without the loose ends.

Morrow: branding concepts for a fictional business. Explore the sample ↗

What’s included

Branding your team can use every day.

The starting brief covers a logo direction, useful variations, a colour and typography system, simple usage guidance and templates for the posts and documents your team uses most.

The proposal names the specific templates and file formats, review stages and included rounds of changes. You receive a fixed price for the agreed work before design begins.

Request a branding proposal

What you receive

Your logo and its variations: The approved master logo with agreed light, dark and compact variations for practical use.
Colours & typography: Colours and fonts chosen to work together, with examples your team can follow.
Working templates: Agreed examples such as a LinkedIn post, company-page cover or document header, in the format named in the brief.
A simple usage guide: Clear examples of spacing, backgrounds, colour and typography so the identity stays consistent.
Usable final files: Agreed vector and image formats, with file names and guidance that make the handover easy to navigate.

Before you book

Do we need a new logo?

Not necessarily. If customers recognise the current identity, a refresh may resolve inconsistencies while preserving recognition. The brief establishes what should be retained and what needs to change.

Will we be able to use the files ourselves?

Yes. Your proposal lists the files and editable templates you will receive. Any specialist software requirements and third-party font or asset licences are identified before the project is agreed.

Does this include a website or social management?

Those are separate services. If you want both, your proposal lists what is included and the price of each.

What about names, trademarks and usage rights?

Choosing a business name and checking trademarks are not included in the standard branding service. Your proposal sets out usage rights for the commissioned work and any third-party licence conditions.

Free tool

Gather the content before the design.

Use six questions to put together the information for a company brochure.

Build a brochure outline ↗

Have a project in mind?

What do you need designed?

Share your existing logo, website and the materials your team uses. Start with the practical problems the identity needs to solve.