
Rebrand · Brand Guidelines
Purple Squirrel
A new identity for an executive search firm, built around a squirrel that sits in the negative space of its own tail.
View case study : Purple SquirrelYour LinkedIn, website and pitch deck should look like one company. Right now, do they?
LinkedIn first. Then your website. Then the deck you sent.
Different logo, colours and tone. Your buyer notices and says nothing.
Doubt arrives before the first conversation. It shows up later as a lower price, a slower yes, or silence.
They simply reply to someone who looked more certain.
Illustrative example. Northfield is a fictional company.
Every touchpoint follows the same rules.
A framework that survives new products, markets and people.
Built from the brand, so visitors see a company they can trust.
Before they call, they look you up. LinkedIn first. Then your website. Then the deck you sent.
Three places. Three different companies. Different logo, colours and tone. Your buyer notices and says nothing.
“Are these even the same company?” Doubt arrives before the first conversation. It shows up later as a lower price, a slower yes, or silence.
They never tell you why. They simply reply to someone who looked more certain.
It doesn't have to look like this.
One brand, everywhere you appear. Every touchpoint follows the same rules.
Built to grow without breaking. A framework that survives new products, markets and people.
A website that converts the traffic you already have. Built from the brand, so visitors see a company they can trust.
The three browser windows above are an illustrative example of a fictional company, Northfield.
We build complete visual design systems that give your team what it needs to communicate consistently, from the first brand touchpoint to the last page of your website.
Your business, buyers, and competitors. Everything else is built on this foundation.
Logo system, colour, type, voice, positioning. A complete visual language.
A conversion-focused website, designed straight from the brand.
Launch, handover and 30 days of support included.
Brands we've worked with
Brand identity: 3–5 weeks. Website: 4–6 weeks. Together: 7–9 weeks with a clear schedule.
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