Posts Tagged ‘Graphic Design London’
“I would like to state that the work you have been undertaking for County Consultancy Services Ltd has been exactly what we were looking for. The initial concepts were good, but as you know we were after something more. After sitting with Steven for the better part of 4 hours, we felt you took the time and the interest in our company to move forward. And forward we did move, within a matter of days the initial concepts were fleshed out, over the coming weeks these were refined more and more until we had what we believe is more than a logo, we have a brand. So once again, thank you for taking CCS to the next level, we believe the brand you have designed for us will service a growing professional company for years to come.”
Testimonial for Stuart Bradley from Steven Pretlove, Managing Director, County Consultancy Services Ltd
Logo/brand Design
The client was changing their company name so needed new brand to launch it with. A primary and secondary logo type were developed to compliment each other while being used in different circumstances. Many months on and client is still happy with positive feed back from the public and business sector on new brand
“I cannot thank you enough for all your hard work and effort you put in to deliver my pop up banner from start to finish within 48 hours. I was given the chance of a stand at an auto day in 4 days but had no banner to put up behind me! I wasn’t hopeful but made the call to Stuart and to my amazement, you said yes and got straight on it as soon as you put the phone down! I had no idea what I wanted so you came up with loads of ideas for me to choose from and by 11pm that night, I had made my choice! I was and still am amazed at the speed and the fantastic results within such a short period of time. I have no problem in recommending both your services and anyone who wants a brilliant job done.”
Testimonials for Stuart Bradley from June Srivalsan, managing Director, Chalky Whites Auto repair Centre Ltd
Fortunately, the more business people I speak to, the more my own perspective on the ‘recession’ is supported. Maybe it’s the circles I network and socialise in, but there are a lot of glass-half-full companies out there who are taking their business by the horns and charging ahead with promotion, taking advantage of this time to outshine everyone else (and making the most of offers, discounts, payment plans and opportunities to do it more cost-effectively).
The difference now however is that businesses are putting ROI from their marketing at the top of their priorities - more than ever before - which begs the question, “how should you spend your marketing budget?”
