I wear many hats, just not all of them. Not included: font licence purchases, photography, printing, website themes, hosting and subscriptions, advanced SEO, and social media or marketing strategy.
Wonderful, let’s keep going. Branding comes first, and from there you can add a website, print and digital collateral, or packaging. I also love a one-off collaboration with like-minded businesses, so if you have an idea, tell me.
Brand identity usually takes 5 to 7 weeks; add a website and it’s 12 weeks or more. The pace depends on my calendar, how quickly your client homework comes back, and the odd curveball life throws in. You’ll always know where we stand.
Usually, no. I design websites for brands I’ve built, so one strategy runs through everything like a single thread. That said, every rule has exceptions. Reach out and let’s see if you’re one of them.
Short answer: I’d love to, but no. Long answer: a logo is a signature, and a brand is the whole conversation. A full identity, with logo variations, colour, type, imagery direction and collateral, is what makes people remember you, trust you and happily pay your prices.