Discovery
A working session on who you serve, what you want to be known for and who you are up against, plus a review of how your competitors present themselves.
Branding
A brand that looks the same
everywhere it shows up.
Get Me Automated designs brand identities for small businesses, then does the part most branding projects skip: rolling the new brand out everywhere the old one lived. A logo suite, color and type, guidelines and voice, templates your team can actually use, and the updates to your website, Google Business Profile, directories, social accounts and CRM emails, so customers and search engines see one business instead of three versions of it.
- Logo suite
- Color and type
- Brand guidelines
- Voice and messaging
- Templates
- Rollout
What you get
Everything the brand needs to be used correctly.
Logo suite
Primary logo, secondary layout and icon, in full color, one color and reversed, sized for everything from a browser tab to a sign.
Color and type
A palette with accessible contrast and a type pairing that works on screen and in print, defined once so nobody has to guess.
Brand guidelines
A short, usable guide to the logo, colors, type and photography style, with the common mistakes to avoid.
Voice and messaging
How the business sounds in writing, a one-line description, and the key messages for your website, profiles and proposals.
Templates
Social post and Google Business Profile post templates, an email signature, business cards, and proposal and document templates.
Rollout
Your website, Google Business Profile, directories, social accounts and CRM email templates updated to the new brand, so every listing matches.
Files you own
Every source file and export handed over, in vector, SVG, PNG and PDF, with full rights to use them however you like.
Why rollout matters
A rebrand is not finished until every listing matches.
When a business changes its name, logo or look in some places and not others, customers hesitate, and search engines and AI tools lose confidence that the listings all describe the same business. So every Brand Identity package here includes a rollout: your website, Google Business Profile, the major directories, social profiles and the templates inside your CRM. Why consistency matters to AI search.
A direct-to-consumer launch we are building took a full brand change mid-project. See the project.
How it works
Discover, design, refine, roll out.
You approve each stage before the next one starts, so there are no surprises at the end.
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01
Discover
One working session and a competitor review. You approve a written brief before any design starts.
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02
Design
Two distinct concept directions, each shown on real applications such as your website header, a profile post and a sign, not a logo floating on a white page.
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03
Refine
Two rounds of revisions on the direction you choose, then the full system: colors, type, guidelines and templates.
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04
Roll out
Files delivered, and the new brand applied across your website, profiles, directories and CRM templates.
Pricing
Fixed prices. Files you own.
Brand Starter
$1,500
one-time
- Logo suite: primary, secondary and icon
- Color palette and type pairing
- One-page brand sheet
- Every file format you will need
- Social profile kit
Recommended
Brand Identity
$3,500
one-time
- Discovery session and competitor review
- Two concepts, two revision rounds
- Full brand guidelines
- Voice and messaging guide
- Card, email signature and social templates
- Rollout to your profiles and directories
Brand + Website
$350/mo
$8,500 brand and website build
- Everything in Brand Identity
- Hand-coded website on the new brand
- CRM email templates restyled
- Hosting, SSL, backups and care
Brand packages are fixed-price, agreed before work starts. The Brand + Website care plan is month-to-month, cancel anytime.
Common questions
What owners ask before a rebrand.
How much does branding cost for a small business?
Brand Starter is $1,500, one time; Brand Identity is $3,500, one time; and Brand + Website is $350 a month ($8,500 brand and website build). The brand packages are fixed prices agreed before work starts; the Brand + Website bundle adds the website’s monthly care plan.
What is the difference between a logo and a brand identity?
A logo is one mark. A brand identity is the system around it: the colors, type, voice, photography style and rules that make everything you publish recognizably yours, whoever made it. Most small businesses need the system more than a new logo, because inconsistency is what makes a business look smaller than it is.
How long does a branding project take?
A Brand Starter package is scheduled for about two weeks, and a full brand identity for three to five weeks, most of it spent on concepts and revisions. The rollout to your website and listings follows once the files are final.
Do I own the logo and files?
Yes. You receive every source file and export with full rights to use, change and trademark them. Nothing is licensed back to you.
Can I rebrand without losing my Google rankings?
Yes, if the rollout is handled carefully. Search engines and AI tools need to trust that your listings describe one business, so the name, logo, website and contact details should change everywhere in the same short window, with redirects in place if the domain changes and the Google Business Profile updated within Google’s rules for name changes. That rollout is part of the Brand Identity and Brand + Website packages.
Can you design just a logo?
Yes. Brand Starter is a logo suite, palette, type pairing and a one-page brand sheet, for businesses that need a clean, professional mark without the full system.
Bring your current logo, even if you hate it.
Fifteen minutes on Zoom. We will tell you whether you need a new brand, a cleanup of the one you have, or just a consistent rollout.
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