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Concepts that turn a good idea into a great story
Before the first ad, post or poster, there has to be an idea worth sharing. We help you find it, shape it and make sure everything you produce afterwards pulls in the same direction.
Overview
Strategy first, then the spark.
Whether you are launching a product, opening a venue or rethinking a campaign, we start from your goal and your audience. From there we develop creative routes, test them against the brief and build the one that fits into a complete concept with a name, a tone of voice and a visual direction.
The result is a playbook your marketing team, your agency partners and your sales people can all follow.
What is included
- Creative brief and audience insight
- Two or three creative routes with moodboards
- Naming and tagline development
- Key visual and art direction
- Campaign roll out plan across channels
- Presentation material for your team or investors
Why it matters
What you gain
Focused message
One clear idea is easier to remember than ten clever ones. We help you choose and commit.
Fresh and distinctive
Concepts built around your story rather than the latest trend, so they stay relevant longer.
Team alignment
A shared concept keeps designers, marketers and partners working from the same page.
The process
How we deliver Concept Development
Brief
We clarify the goal, the audience and the single thing people should remember.
Ideate
Our team explores several routes, from safe to bold, with quick visuals.
Develop
The chosen route grows into a full concept with copy, visuals and examples.
Roll out
We plan how the idea comes to life across print, digital and social media.
FAQ
Questions about Concept Development
Still wondering about something? Ask us directly and you will get a straight answer.
What is the difference between a concept and a campaign?
The concept is the central idea and its visual and verbal language. The campaign is how that idea is executed in specific ads, posts and placements over time.
Can you work with our existing agency?
Yes. We often develop the concept and hand it over with clear guidelines, or we stay on to supervise execution.
Do you develop concepts for new businesses?
Often. Restaurants, retail brands and startups come to us to shape their concept before opening, including the name and identity.