Services

Identity, photos
and social, in Geneva.

Your logotype was drawn once, a long time ago, and it no longer says what you do today. Your quotes, your site and your shopfront sign look nothing like each other, and the only pictures you have came off a phone. Two things get settled here: an identity that holds from the site to the shopfront sign — logotype, palette, typefaces, and the rules that say what goes where — and photographs taken at your workplace, on a day you are working.

(01)  The detail

What it
covers.

Photographs of your business

A session at your workplace: the team, the work as it is done, the place itself. Nothing to stage.

A session at your workplace: the team, the workshop or the practice, the work as it is done, and two or three wider views that place you. You have nothing to stage — we work with what is there, on a day you are working.

What you receive

  • The retouched images, delivered in two sizes: one for the site, one for print
  • The square and vertical crops that social media ask for
  • A portrait, if you want one
  • The images put into the site, if the site is made here
on requestScope to be defined

A session is priced by the time spent on site and the number of images kept. A two-room practice and a workshop with its yard do not call for the same half-day or the same kit, and shooting outside depends on picking the right day.

Demonstration — a piece made for this page.

Social media — posts and messages, by the month

You are shown the month's calendar and you approve it: visuals, wording, posting and replies to messages.

You are shown the month's calendar, you approve it, and it goes out. Visuals, wording, posting at the hours that matter, replies to comments and messages: the whole of it is held, from the calendar to the last reply. The production is done with a production partner of the studio, and it is the studio that hands the work back to you.

What you receive

  • A monthly calendar put to you in advance, and approved by you
  • The visuals and the wording, held to your identity
  • The posting scheduled, without you having to think about it
  • Comments and incoming messages kept up with
  • A look back at what went out, and at what changes the month after
on requestScope to be defined

Volume decides everything: a few posts a month on one network and a steady rhythm on three networks with video do not take the same time to make. The quote starts from the rhythm you want to keep, not from a flat rate that would suit nobody.

Demonstration — a piece made for this page.

The lines here that carry a quote rather than a price carry one on purpose. A job prices badly out of context: the print run, the size, the paper, the number of pages and the urgency all move the price, and a flat rate on display would be right for nobody. A quote starts from what you have decided, not from an average. Two rounds of corrections are included, charged beyond that.

(02)  Scope

What is not
included.

Elsewhere in the catalogue, or nowhere

  • Printing your cards and your posters — Print →
  • The site that will carry this identity — The site packages →
  • The menu and a restaurant's front-of-house pieces — Print →
  • Paid advertising and its media budget — not in the catalogue

See the whole catalogue →

(03)  Questions

What we get
asked.

I'm keeping my logo. Can you do the rest?+

Yes. Plenty of logos do not need redrawing from scratch, only tidying up and redrawing as a vector file, with a palette and typefaces that hold together around them. We start from what exists when what exists is good, and that shows on the quote.

How many logo proposals?+

The number of directions is set on the quote, before anything starts, and two rounds of corrections are included — charged beyond that. It is written down in plain words so that nobody has to count at the end.

I want photographs, but my site isn't one of yours.+

Both of these can be taken on their own. A site is not a prerequisite, and nothing obliges you to order one afterwards: you leave with your files, usable anywhere.

Do you post for me, or do I have to approve every post?+

You approve the month's calendar, once, and after that it goes out. If you would rather read every post before it appears, that works too — it is decided at the start, not halfway through.

Who does the work?+

The production is done with a production partner of the studio. We are the ones who carry the calendar, who answer you and who hand the work back: there is only one conversation for you to follow.

My site isn't one of yours. Is that a problem?+

No. This can be taken on its own, with no site of ours behind it. If you have one elsewhere, the posts point to it — it just has to hold up on a phone, otherwise sending people to it achieves nothing.

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(04)  Contact

Show us what you have.
We'll tell you what's missing.

Message us on WhatsApp →ayoub@nawacorps.ch

or tell us in two lines what you need

A reply the next working day.

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