Industry
Restyling of logo, brochure and catalogue, commercial BTL, trade fairs, website, headquarters design
BlueBox was born as a company operating in the refrigeration and air conditioning machinery sector.
Being in a phase of great development and innovation, Blue Box had the need to renew its brand identity and redefine its communication strategy, with the aim of improving its awareness on the market and providing the sales network with the right acquisition tools.
In the rebranding project, the first step involved the restyling of the Blue Box logo, carried out with the aim of increasing brand awareness and positioning the company on the market with a more solid, institutional and contemporary image.
The creation of the new BlueBox brochures and catalog required an in-depth study of every aspect of the company, with the reworking of the contents starting from the graphic guidelines, to give greater emphasis to the brand philosophy, the offer of products and services and to communicate directly to the target.
Among the various BTL tools created, the technical data sheet collector was designed to reorganize and catalog the material and support sales activities.
Trade fairs are a showcase that must be taken care of down to the smallest details and that allows you to retain existing customers and attract new ones.
The customization of the BlueBox stand has helped to strengthen the brand identity of the brand, supported by the distribution of paper information material, catalogs, business cards and even branded gadgets.
Creating a website is essential, as is setting up the right communication strategy and positioning the brand in terms of SEO optimization.
A corporate website was created for BlueBox with the aim of presenting the company’s mission and vision and the products offered for a target of B2B customers.
The customization of the external facade of the headquarters is a project that aims to attract the attention of the observer passing through the company area, also taking advantage of the first visual impact that visitors have when they cross the threshold, becoming a large-format “business card”.