Kalamazoo branding studio / catalogue

Branding services built for a defined local brief.

KZOO Studio sells focused logo, identity, website, and brand copy engagements to local businesses in Kalamazoo.

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01 / The basis

No menu of pretend prices.

Every engagement is inquiry-only. The quote depends on the agreed scope, revision count, page count, content condition, and implementation work. Those are not hidden details. They are the job.

A logo and mark is priced by agreed mark scope and revision count. A compact identity system is priced by the number of identity components. A visit-card website depends on page count, content condition, and implementation scope. Brand copy depends on word count, page count, and editing depth.

We do not put a binding price on a page before seeing what exists. That keeps a small brief from carrying a large, unnecessary package.

Bring us a brief
02 / The catalogue

Choose the piece that needs fixing.

Each service has a real boundary, a useful handoff, and a page where its working detail lives.

01

Logo and mark

One primary mark direction, refinement, and production-ready exports. The first pass answers the brief in black and white. It suits a new local business or a mark that has become hard to use.

Open logo and identity

A local business needs a mark that survives a storefront, not just a presentation slide. We check small use, one-colour use, and the edges of the file before calling it finished.

Included work is agreed before production begins.

Price basisAgreed mark scope and revision count.
02

Compact identity system

Mark plus type, colour, spacing, and basic application rules. For a business whose logo is not the only thing failing.

Open identity detail

The system stays compact. A long manual cannot rescue a rule nobody understands. We document how the identity behaves on the agreed applications, with examples of spacing and the file to use.

Applications are selected for the actual brief.

Price basisNumber of agreed identity components.
03

Visit-card website

A small responsive site with supplied or commissioned copy and a defined page count. It gives a local business somewhere useful to send a person.

Open website detail

We decide the page set before writing or building. A useful home page beats a larger site with nothing to say. The handoff explains where the content lives; an editing interface is separate scope, not something a static website includes by default.

Hosting and future additions are separate scope.

Price basisPage count, content condition, and implementation scope.
04

Brand copy set

Voice direction and copy for the agreed pages or touchpoints. We write the words people need before they need the brochure.

Open copy detail

We work from facts, not filler. The draft names the offer, the limits, and the next action. Editing depth is agreed because correcting a sentence is different from finding the business's public voice.

Unapproved claims do not get smuggled into the copy.

Price basisWord count, page count, and editing depth.
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Focused identity and site package

An agreed combination of identity, website, and copy with one decision record. It is for a defined launch, not an excuse to expand the brief forever.

Discuss the package

The component scope is confirmed first. Then the mark, page structure, and language can support one another instead of being approved in isolation.

Extra pages, new audiences, and late strategic detours are new scope.

Price basisConfirmed component scope.
03 / What the work refuses

A small brief does not need theatre.

A focused engagement does not need a monthly retainer. We agree the work before starting, with a named set of deliverables and a boundary for revisions.

You speak to the people making the work. Feedback is checked against the brief rather than passed through a chain of account handlers. The decision record keeps an approved choice from quietly becoming an open question again.

This is not for a company looking for a full campaign, a sprawling enterprise system, or an endless workshop series. It is for a local business with a real job to do and enough information to start.

04 / How scope becomes work

The process has five hard stops.

Each stop keeps the next one from becoming guesswork.

01

Brief

You tell us what needs changing, who uses the result, what already exists, and where the work appears.

Output: agreed problem and component list.

02

Decision

We choose the route and state what it will not attempt. Scope and price basis are written before production.

Output: a decision record, not a vague promise.

03

Review

The first pass makes the central decision visible. Feedback belongs to the agreed revision point.

Output: one directed round of useful correction.

04

Production

We make the files, pages, and words work in their actual environments. Small uses are checked instead of assumed.

Output: production-ready agreed deliverables.

05

Handoff

The handoff folder names what each file is for. A browser and printer should not have to interpret our intentions.

Output: usable exports and the decision record.

Brief finder

Which part needs work?

Choose a problem or a project model. The result is a service route, not a quote.

One choice is enough. If you fill several fields, the problem takes priority, then the project model. Leave them empty to discuss a brief that does not fit.

A starting point, not a package.

If none of these descriptions fits, send a note about the current work and where it breaks down.

Discuss an unusual brief
05 / Start here

Bring us a brief.

Include the business address, the service you think you need, and the point where the current version stops working.

We will not pretend the finder calculated a quote. We will read the scope and reply through the inquiry route.

Bring us a brief