



Switch’D Electrical & Air Conditioning
Two audiences, each with a clear way in.
Commercial and home customers met one generic contractor. Now each audience has its own clear route into the business.
Selected work
Six organisations, each with a different problem. The brief, the decisions and what changed.
All case studiesInsights
Short, practical reading on brand, marketing and digital, for owners and directors.
All insights All guidesOur approach
How we define the problem before we design anything, and the craft that carries it through.
Spend more time on the problem than on the solution.
Most briefs describe a symptom: a new identity, a campaign, a new website. The cause is usually upstream, in who the business is for and what it is known for.
So the first weeks of every project go into understanding the business, its buyers and its competitors, and you see the findings at each step. By the time anything is designed, the hard decisions are already made.
Every project moves through the same four steps. The rest of this page shows the thinking and the craft inside each one.
Where is the business seen today, and why?
Interviews, an audit and a clear view of the gap
What should it be known for, and by whom?
A positioning statement, agreed before design
How does every channel carry it?
Identity, website and marketing, built to the plan
What is working, and what comes next?
Reviews, refinements and ongoing support
One session, three questions, one agreed answer each. An example from a property developer.
AudienceWho is the business for?
AgreedOwners who plan to hold the building.
Reason to chooseWhy do they choose you?
AgreedDesign and delivery under one roof.
BarrierWhat stops them calling?
AgreedThey cannot see the work.
Each one answers a question the brand, the marketing and the website will have to answer later.
Illustrative, for a property developer.
A line is rewritten until it is plain and specific, then set in the type that carries the same tone. Both are decided before any page is designed.
Illustrative lines and pairings. Each client’s are chosen and set from their own position.
Phase 1 of 5Diagnose
Interviews with your team and clients, a look at competitors, and an honest audit of what you have.
Phase 2 of 5Position
Who you are for, what you are known for and why you, agreed with you, with priorities set.
Phase 3 of 5Deliver
The identity, content and website built from the position, with review points along the way.
Phase 4 of 5Deliver
Everything tested, put live and handed over with guidance your team can use.
Phase 5 of 5Improve
A look at how the work is performing, and what to change next.
Every service runs on the same method: diagnose, position, deliver. What changes is where we look first, and how far the work carries.
Every project starts with a conversation about the problem.
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Discuss a projectFrom start to finish, the whole process was easy, professional and stress-free.
Tell us what is not working, even if you are not sure why. That is where the best work starts.
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