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  Bulletproof

  London, United Kingdom

  Bulletproof's published services connect positioning and brand architecture with identity, naming, packaging, digital interfaces and brand activation. This makes it a relevant comparison for businesses whose brand needs to remain recognisable across physical products and digital channels. The agency lists studios in London, Asia, North America and Australia. Buyers should clarify which studio leads the engagement and how local market adaptation, production artwork and long-term brand governance are included in the scope.

  • Brand strategy
  • Brand identity
  • Packaging design
  • Digital design
  • Creative campaigns
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  Design Bridge and Partners

  London, United Kingdom

  Design Bridge and Partners describes its practice around brand strategy, identity, experience and effectiveness. Its London studio sits within an international network, with published work spanning consumer brands and public-facing identities. This is a useful option to examine when a brand programme needs shared principles across markets while retaining local expression. Buyers should ask how the agency measures whether the new identity works and how the proposed team handles rollout beyond the initial design presentation.

  • Brand strategy
  • Brand identity
  • Brand experience
  • Brand effectiveness
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  Koto

  London, United Kingdom

  Koto brings strategy, identity, digital design and campaigns into one published service offer. Its Tripadvisor case study shows an established brand being refreshed around traveller contributions while retaining recognisable assets. The official contact page lists a London studio and a Sydney studio, giving Australian buyers a practical point of contact for an international brief. Buyers should clarify the lead studio, technical implementation scope and how brand assets will be governed after launch.

  • Brand strategy
  • Brand identity
  • Digital design
  • Creative campaigns
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  Uncommon Creative Studio

  London, United Kingdom

  Uncommon is a creative studio with published offices in London, New York and Stockholm. Its company profile describes a broad remit including brand building, advertising, design, communications and experiential work. For buyers, the relevant question is how a distinctive creative platform will translate into the channels and operating realities of their business. A brief should establish production responsibilities, adaptation across markets and the evidence used to judge commercial impact alongside creative quality.

  • Brand strategy
  • Advertising
  • Design
  • Creative production
  • Experiential marketing
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  Wolff Olins

  London, United Kingdom

  Wolff Olins is a global brand consultancy whose published offer joins brand, organisational culture and experience. Its capabilities cover research and measurement, purpose and positioning, portfolio architecture, verbal and visual identity, activation and governance, culture programmes and customer experience. The Decathlon case documents a large international identity and portfolio simplification. Buyers should distinguish strategic and design responsibilities from production, local adaptation and implementation.

  • Brand strategy
  • Brand identity
  • Brand architecture
  • Culture and employer brand
  • Brand experience
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