A new business starting from zero
The business exists but has no name yet, no logo, and no defined visual system.
CONTENT / BRAND IDENTITY
Name, visual identity and a full brand manual. For businesses being born and for those that need to stop looking like what they were a decade ago.
We define positioning, audience, and which competitors you want to genuinely stand apart from.
We create, filter and check availability of the domain, social handles and trademark.
We design the logo, palette, typography and the applications your business will need to use.
We deliver the usage guide and the files in every format you will need to apply.
WHAT WE DELIVER
This is not a standalone logo: it's the strategy, the naming if needed, the complete visual identity and the manual anyone can use without asking you.
The pieces that make up your visual system
Does your case fit? We will tell you what can be done, at no cost and no commitment.
Tell us about your projectWHEN IT MAKES SENSE
The business exists but has no name yet, no logo, and no defined visual system.
What you sell today has nothing to do with what the logo communicated ten years ago.
Two companies merge, or the legal name changes, and an identity is needed to reflect it.
The logo came from a generic template and it shows the moment it is compared with competitors.
WHAT CHANGES IN PRACTICE
Building an identity starts with positioning: what place the brand wants to own in its customer's mind and against which competitors, before deciding on any colour or typeface. From there, if a name is needed, it gets created and its domain, social handle and trademark availability get checked; and the visual system — logo, palette, typography and applications — gets built to carry recognition across every touchpoint.
Phoenix Hub Solutions delivers a usable manual, not a decorative document: the guide any supplier, designer or new employee needs to apply the brand without having to ask you every time. Branding is a foundational project done once — or redone once the brand stops representing what the business sells — not an ongoing service like social media management or content production, which build on this foundation once it exists.
QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU START
Before deciding on a name or identity, it is worth resolving legal availability and which part of the current brand is worth keeping.
It includes positioning strategy, naming if a new name needs creating, full visual identity design — logo, palette, typography and applications — and a usable brand manual with files in every format. It doesn't include website design or ongoing content production: those are separate services built on top of this identity once it's ready.
Not everything needs to change, and often it is not advisable to. The initial diagnostic separates what already generates recognition from what is holding the business back, and the redesign only tackles what actually needs it. A complete change with no reason disorients people who already know you, so the decision gets made after seeing the diagnostic, never before starting.
A project without naming — just visual identity and the manual — is usually ready within 3 to 5 weeks. If a new name needs creating and checking, that stretches to 6 to 9 weeks, because checking domain, social handle and trademark availability can require ruling out several options before deciding.
It gets ruled out before it's ever proposed to you. We check domain, social handle and trademark availability in your class before presenting any option, precisely because a beautiful name already registered in your sector is a legal problem, not a creative alternative. If an undetected conflict shows up after registration, it gets reviewed at no extra cost.
We check availability and tell you which registration class applies, but the formal filing with the trademark office is handled by an industrial property agent, which we recommend as the next step. It is not something we handle directly ourselves, to avoid any conflict of interest in a legal filing.
If a brand already exists, all the current material — logo, social media, website — for the initial diagnostic; if it is a new business, just telling us what you sell, to whom and which competitors you get compared to is enough. The first step is a positioning session before a single name or colour gets proposed.
NEXT STEP
We review what already exists of your brand, if anything does, and tell you what's worth keeping and what needs building from scratch.