Where are you? Where do you want to be? What’s standing in your way? We start the conversation by asking a lot of questions. Only after we’ve gained insight into your core goals, brand perceptions, competition, and USP can we start to build a strategy that catalyzes the behavior you’re after.
Brand leaders look the part. If your design is confused, consumers will be too. If it’s dated, you’ll seem out of touch. If it’s unattractive, you won’t get a second glance. We create aesthetically engaging identity systems, print collateral, and digital spaces that communicate volumes without saying a word.
Your voice is the ambassador of your brand. It’s the warm handshake or encouraging nudge that customers connect with. We work with you to build a brand language that communicates effectively, supports business objectives, and delivers the emotional wallop that makes people listen, then inspires them to act.
Once we’ve supported your business goals through design and copy; it’s all systems go. Our strategic partnerships enable us to swiftly deliver across all channels, respond to change, and manage cost. Media buys, video production, interactive builds, public relations—we’ve got you covered on all fronts.
Whenever we meet with Andrew Broocker, founder of Reginald’s Homemade, we always feel like we’re in the presence of greatness. Sure, he’s a peanut butter genius who’s created ten different kinds of healthy, delicious spreads. Sure, he can tell just from meeting you whether you’re a crunchy or a creamy (true story). But we saw
This past Sunday night, the attendees of Feast RVA voted to support 804ork, a Richmond cookbook and a pet project of our sister company, Blunt Objects. In case any of the above mean nothing to you, here’s a handy glossary: Feast RVA – A gathering of ticket-buying individuals who enjoy being fed by an area restaurant, meeting
Yesterday, BAYONET had the opportunity to speak with small business owners and entrepreneurs at Chamber U., a series hosted by The Greater Richmond Chamber. With so much attention often given to the design side of brand development, we elected instead to focus on the importance of creating a consistent brand voice. And we worked with the group to
Spring hasn’t exactly made the entrance we all hoped it would this year. Unseasonably late snow storms (even the elusive and terrifying thundersnow in the Richmond area), temperatures well below average, and generally miserable conditions for those of us who have to walk dogs–all were the norm in March. So when our friends at Reginald’s Homemade challenged us to help
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