Communication services

Communication Strategy
Online Advertising
Offline Advertising
Social Media

Tell it like it is

Brick by brick (or, better, coffee after coffee), your brand rises one day as many as seven. That's what the story was like, wasn't it? We come with an extraordinary name, a strong slogan and an unforgettable visual identity.

We make sure that your brand will get all the spotlight, will differentiate itself from the competition and will occupy a clear position in the mind and heart of the consumer.

Also now we create a useful brand book,

a design package that suits you, stationeries and, if necessary, a presentation site to make sure that the voice of your brand is heard just as well online.

Get connected with your customers

Yes, appearances really do matter. A little superficial, I would say, but when it comes to your brand image, it really matters how you present yourself.

After all, even the most well-known brands have to constantly communicate their values. And strong brand communication ensures that both your customers and your employees will be happy and satisfied.

From TV and radio commercials that reach the minds and hearts of your customers to clever headlines and until a social media presence that brings you

all your followers, we have the right words.

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We turn them on our fingers, give them a shape that sells and give them as a gift to your customers. For you to maximize your income and minimize your investments.

The power of a good text

The power of a well-written text is invaluable. Therefore, in communication

which we do for the client, the quality of writing the text is essential.

A text about the description of a product, a service or a company is not written at random. It has behind it a solid communication strategy and certain claims (brand statements) that we take into account and that we follow throughout the entire communication.

Writing an advertising text has several rules that are followed regardless of the communication environment, online or offline. Then come to the increasingly mathematical nuances and rules of digital communication (digital copywriting) that we take into account.

Classic copywriting for printed material is different from digital copywriting,

but you can't ignore anyone's rules in achieving your communication goals.

The power to sell

A well-written text has the power of a good salesman. This statement is so true that you, as a business owner or as an administrator, should take it into account and give it due importance.

Making a leaflet, for example, does not mean putting a picture and a phone number on it, on the grounds that the material is consumable.

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The person interested in your product or service will read the information carefully and will look in the text for the benefits of the product or service you offer.

Time to understand

Writing a good text starts from understanding the product or service we promote and its target audience, two defining elements to turn any written material into a salesperson.

In order to fully understand the product or service, in addition to the information received from the customer, Logo Bigger copywriters undertake their own research and interviews with consumers, before starting to create the concept or text.

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Through research, we gather insights into the use or use of the product, the benefits perceived by the consumer as well as the motivations for its purchase.

At Logo Bigger we strongly believe in consumer understanding and the ability to gather the right insights can lead to finding those credible product reasons (RTBs) and arguments sale to determine a purchase action from the target audience.

The mark of a good writer

A good digital copywriter has a perfect command of the language in which he writes, has a solid and diverse culture, he's not just a geek programming and speaking in incomprehensible slang (the one who can't be understood with RTBs on your language, won't do it on your language either your consumer).

He masters classic copywriting and knows its mechanisms well It makes the difference between a concept and an execution (most don't). Has solid notions of branding, marketing and sales Can accompany a consumer in all stages of "consumer life"

Can write a headline, a meta description, a meta title, a meta description or a friendly URL flawlessly. He knows the rules of on-page SEO indexing,

so he can write consistent content texts.

Easily identify keywords and know where to use them

Don't be scared of 300-500 or 700 word texts (most give up nervously) He knows what a call to action is and can synthesize it into a snippet to generate traffic. Think visually and can create an infographic, write an eBook

It can write for both a consumer and a robot. Can easily interpret a panel of insights. It can easily generate a posting plan that doesn't get boring

Understand what it means to write all the texts of a presentation site or a commercial site, from header to footer, in contact. He has the imagination and determination to complete a project with a vision, generating leads and sales. He has the vision and science to index a single page or an entire site.