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Talk to us about your brand and where you are struggling
We will create and execute a plan aimed at your ideal customer
Allowing you to grow your trusted and authentic brand
– Your space leaves employees feeling unmotivated and unproductive
– Prospective customers and employees are left feeling unconfident in your brand
– Your space doesn’t reflect your brand personality or culture
– You just don’t know what you can do
Dull, uninspiring spaces to work in
Uncreative and unproductive staff
Attracting the best in the business
Showcasing confidence and pride in the brand
– Work in a space that doesn’t spark creativity and inspiration
– Have employees that don’t sell well as they don’t understand the brand
– Feel embarrassed when prospective clients enter your building
– Not know how to create trust, loyalty and excitement in your interior branding
1. Book a meeting
– Take action on your brand
– Get some advice
– See if we are a good fit for you
2. Create a Plan
– Get a plan in place
– Feel more confident
– Take action
3. Get Success
– Build trust, loyalty and
excitement as you grow
your brand
“We were delighted with the work carried out by Michelle. Nothing was too much trouble as we found the process very quick and easy. The results are fantastic! Thanks again for your help Michelle. We recommend this company with no hesitation.”
Steve Hughes, Owner,
Reymead Commercial Group
“I came to Squark Design after a long search for a map showing the historic route of what is now the East Lancashire Railway. What really impressed me was the personal service received and the flexibility shown at the design stage. The map itself is beautifully reproduced and exactly what I had in mind from the outset. The whole process was a pleasure.”
Peter Eccles,
East Lancashire Railway
By focusing on your individuality, we create interior branding that will increase brand trust, loyalty and excitement which creates long-lasting employees and loyal customer base.
