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Nextgen

Company covers the South West of England and further afield on larger project. Offering a wide range of residentcial energy upgrades.

Task

create new brand

  • Strategy

    Brand Strategy, UX Strategy

  • Design

    Brand, advertising, website, seo, signage

  • Client

    Nextgen

The Challenge

Create new distinctive brand and website to stand out against local competitors

The solution

Establish the company as a top option for energy home improvements

The focus of the project wasn’t to reinvent the wheel, but to establish a trustworthy, professional brand that felt established within the Bristol market. The company was already delivering excellent work; it simply lacked the visual identity and marketing assets needed to communicate that quality to potential customers. By creating a credible brand, website, and supporting marketing materials, the business could present itself with the same level of professionalism as the service it was already providing.

Welcome to the world of energy independence

Project results

Did we reach our project goals?

This project focused on creating a brand from the ground up for a new home energy improvements company with no existing marketing presence. The goal was to establish a professional, trustworthy identity that would reassure potential customers they were dealing with a credible local business. I designed a modern logo and cohesive visual identity that was carried across the company’s website and social media, giving customers a place to explore past projects, read testimonials, and build confidence before making contact. The new branding helped position the business as a reputable specialist in solar panels and other energy-saving home improvements. Since launching, the company has continued to grow its reputation and now ranks highly for solar panel services in the Bristol area, demonstrating the value of a strong, consistent brand from day one.

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