Simplecall

Rebranding a Telecoms SAAS Scale-up

Growth & Expansion

Misc

Tech

Brand
Strategy
Brand
Strategy
Brand
Design
Brand
Design
Naming &
Nomenclature
Naming &
Nomenclature
Tone of
Voice
Tone of
Voice
Art
Direction
Art
Direction
Digital
Collateral
Digital
Collateral
Print
Collateral
Print
Collateral

BRAND STRATEGY

Research & Insights

Audience Personas

Purpose & Vision

Values & Culture

Brand Story

Brand Positioning

Personality & Messaging

BRAND DESIGN

Logo

Visual Identity

Brand Guidelines

Iconography

Illustrations

NOMENCLATURE

Brand New Name

TONE OF VOICE

Language Rules

Verbal Guidelines

ART DIRECTION

Look & Feel

Photography

Animation

Image Manipulation

Retouching

DIGITAL

Destop UI

Mobile UI

Company Deck Templates

Document & Slide Templates

E-book template

Social Branding

PRINT

Business Cards

Stationery

Brochure

Merchandise

Posters

Environmental

Installation

01

ABOUT THE COMPANY

Simplecall offers a high-quality and affordable alternative to traditional calling cards. As an international calling service, Simplecall is a market innovator, providing honest billing and genuine minutes. It delivers all the modern features and reliability expected by savvy consumers.

CHALLENGES & GOALS

The goal was to position Simplecall to stand out against competitors like Lyca and Lebara calling cards. With fierce competition and the need to scale the business, the challenge was to present Simplecall as professional and offering great value, rather than being seen as a cheap alternative.

We were also tasked to overhaul the look and feel of the company to bring it inline with it’s strategic vision.

02

03

UNIQUE SOLUTIONS

We revitalised the entire brand and identity, creating a comprehensive new visual identity, which was outlined in detailed brand guidelines. This extended into the interior design and was supported by a brand launch campaign to introduce the new identity internally to the company’s staff

1. LOGO DEVELOPMENT
Brandmark

Negative space 's' logo, designed to reflect intelligence of the brand mother persona. Rounded typeface chosen to reflect warmth of the caring brand persona.



Wordmark

Binary code: reference to ones and zeros — the “language” of technology.



No items found.
No items found.
No items found.
2. GUIDELINES
Brand Manifesto

"The underlying philosophy is that we are not afraid of complexity. We make the complex simple and therefore ‘complex is simple’ for us. This not just a bold statement, but it is a lifestyle and belief that inspires, motivates and demands attention."



Photography Style

Image desaturation reflects simplicity. Complexity and simplicity of the same object show in each photograph set.


Illustration Style
Idea Generation
Merchandise

The mug has exaggerated curved features to match the softness and warmth of the brand persona.



Provocative statements on the T-shirt are intended to generate discussion.


No items found.
No items found.
No items found.
Brand Guidelines Book

Heavily involved with the:

1. brand strategy

2. creative for the brands visual voice

3. copy editing for the brands verbal voice

2. Creative - visual voice

3. Copy direction - verbal voice

3. BRAND EXPERIENCE

Event teasers/puzzles created using the new logo to illustrate the brand theme of 'complex is simple' and to create an on brand experience.





Each week employees received a part of the logo with a riddle and a part of a map to the venue on the reverse. They didn't immediately understand which made the whole thing 'complex'. Upon the delivery of the last piece of the jigsaw it all made sense and was 'simple'!




Watch the brand experience video below:

Employees followed these blue symbols which were strategically placed on the street to find the 'way ahead' for the venue on the day of the event.




Each puzzle came with a clue highlighting personality traits of our brand persona.




On Brand Programme Guide

A play with typography revealed a 'complex' pattern, when 'simply' folded revealed the brand theme.

Brand Persona

The brand was brought to life through an analogy of a living being, (in all its 8 foot glory).





This was used not only to illustrate the identity, personality, and behavior of the brand but also the values, background story, visual and verbal voice (design and copy styles).



On Brand Experience

Chinese finger traps used to illustrate the brand theme of complex is simple and to create an on brand experience.






Fingers become difficult to release once inserted; a natural reaction is to pull out for the trap. The person is left struggling with a 'complex' problem, however fingers are easily released when pushing further into the finger trap. Simple!



Office Surprises

After the event, employees were met with some surprises, brand gifts and new branded environments.

On Brand Pop-Up Desk Drop - To remind employees of brand values

No items found.
No items found.
No items found.

Digital photo frames - which illustrated the 'complexity' of manually compiling a photo album, but digitally a USB stick is 'simply' slotted in. The product also reflects the technology and importance of family aspects of the brand.

Sweet container
- Reflects 'complected' telecommunications company can be 'simply' represented with cups and stings.

Branded Environment

Posters - to remind them of the brand theme and the brand values.

Corporate Brand/Art Installation - Reflects 'complected' telecommunications company can be 'simply' represented with cups and stings.


Interior
- Applying brand visual voice to an interior bringing 3 sister brands in a small space, international calling, international money transfer, and traveling.



No items found.

No items found.
No items found.
No items found.
No items found.