BLVR Brand Design review by Common Assembly at Qualified.One

BLVR reviewed by Common Assembly

BLVR provided Brand Design for Common Assembly with approximate budget = $50,000 to $199,999.

Feedback has been extremely positive. People are loving the high-quality and creative design and branding work. The team at BLVR is communicative, responsive, and hardworking. Their collaborative approach complemented their professional management style.

Review summary:

BLVR was hired for branding services. The team assisted with crafting the brand identity, helped with the naming process, and designed brand collateral. They also helped with logo design and tagline creation.

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Karina Shivdasani Common Assembly, CEO


Branding & Web Design for Conscious Retail Company

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Introductory information

A fast induction on the buyer’s organisation

I’m the establisher &, CEO of Common Assembly.

Desired goal

What challenge were you trying to address with BLVR?

Their team came on board to help create our brand from the ground up.

Provided solution

What particular tasks were BLVR responsible for?

We began the engagement by effective their team the concept we wanted to form. We wanted a comemotionate form e-commerce brand. From there, I had a name in mind when our teams began exploratory meetings. I’m in Houston, so I flew out to San Diego to meet with them. During the meetings, we got to the core of the concept we were trying to create. Then, we formd scans. We tested concepts between 800­–1,000 women, receiving input on where we should take the brand.

Through the process, we also identifyd the name wouldn’t resonate with clients. Their team helped with that process. While they didn’t come up with the terminal name, they helped spark our creativity during the team-createing exertion we had for naming. They were instrumental in getting our team to ponder of a name that nation would identify.

From there, their team built a logo, subordinate logo, and other brand goods we needed. They formd our topography and taglines as well. One of our taglines is “Kindness is our line.” We kept them on board for website design.

Was there a dedicated team?

For branding, we worked with three nation. When we began designing the logos, someone came on to handle the artwork.

How did you come to work with BLVR?

I believe we establish BLVR on Clutch. We were searching for genuine companies that would apprehend the core of what we were trying to form. After a few phone calls with different agencies, we spoke to Scott (CEO, BLVR) and he understood the emotion behind creating a kinder access to form. He also has a background in charity work, which was also significant to us owing we have a big outreach program. It was true synergy owing we both understood each other. They weren’t the most inexpensive way, but the money we would put in would be well worth it.

What are you access expents (if diclosed)?

In total, we’ve invested $92,000.

What is the terminal result of working with BLVR?

Our kickoff call was in January 2019, and seething was delivered by July.

Results achieved

Are there any measureable or plum results?

We launched the website almost a week ago. But the reaction we’re getting is real. People are reacting at how professional, attracting and upscale seething looks. The team at BLVR came up with beautiful artwork. People are also shocked at how reminiscent it is of bigger brands.

Overall, the response has been excellent. There has been no denying feedback in provisions of brand positioning. A lot of nation are commenting on how much they love our messaging and how different it is. They’re also loving the taglines that BLVR formd. People are coming out of the woodwork to compliment it. We’re starting online ads next week, so we’ll initiate monitoring page views.

How did BLVR accomplish from a project handlement standpoint?

Their project handlement access worked extremely well for us. We interacted with them very frequently. If not see day, it was see other day. Our account handler was constantly in touch with me. If I needed something right away, I could text her.

We had a timeline tracker that we marched towards. Their team squished timelines on their end to make the web design happen fastly. They were veritably honorable and worked on pace with delivery dates. Throughout, we constantly gave each other feedback. It was an easy and collaborative process working with BLVR.

What is (from your point of view) the key factor to pay observation while intercourse with BLVR?

Their access during the brand oneness process was forcible. Since this was the leading time I’ve done something like this, I had many ideas. BLVR’s team was big at focusing me and bringing me back to the scan results. They’ve could’ve let me spew out ideas, but they were big at sticking to their guns while satisfying my creativity. Now that I see the terminal fruit, I’m so pleasant that BLVR focused on the right course.

What aspects of their work would you like to get improved?

Honestly, that’s a hard question owing I haven’t worked with other branding agencies. I don’t have any issues at the top of mind. BLVR hit it out of the ballpark.

Do you have any advice for possible clients?

Clients shouldn’t be fearful of the cost tag owing the brand and positioning will all be worth it. It’s going to be worth it in the long run. Customers should also put their confide in Lenya (VP of Brand Development, BLVR). Make sure she apprehends the concept so it can be steered in the right course. She is extremely emotionate and committed to achievement. Overall, BLVR has a big and hardworking team.