Metabolize: Brand Strategy & Communications

Brand Strategy & Communications
Your work is complex.
Your story shouldn’t be.
We engage audiences
by metabolizing
business complexities
into concise brand stories
that resonate.
We Create
Brands
from the ground up including naming, logo design, & messaging
Communications
across web, email, & other channels in order to tell resonant brand stories
Campaigns
spanning web, social, PR, & events to create engaging experiences
Using Human-Centered Design We Help
Discover
insights into needs
Ideate
possible solutions
Refine
based on feedback
In Order To
Build
experiences
Test
with audiences
Iterate
based on learnings
Our Design Philosophy
ADVOCATES
by understanding human needs and problems to be solved
SOLVES
by designing empathically delightful solutions that create value
LEADS TO HUMAN-CENTERED INNOVATION
by balancing desirability with technical feasibility and business viability
We’ve Worked With
Our Partners Say
“[Metabolize devised] one of the most innovative campaigns I’ve ever been involved with.”

- Arts & Business Council of Chicago
“Metabolize turned our thoughts and dreams into a brand and website that clearly communicate our story. For years we'd been thinking about starting a business but weren't sure how to make it real. When we connected with Metabolize they listened to our ideas and, as the name suggests, metabolized them into cogent messaging and a beautiful visual identity. Working with Metabolize brought our business to life”

- PEER
“Since Metabolize designed our brand, website, and social media presence, our business has grown exponentially. They listened intently to understand the nature of our work and honed in on concise communications that make our brand sing and our story resonate potential clients.”

- Wolfson Design Build
“When we partnered with Metabolize to refresh our brand and website they worked to understand our business and they were receptive to our thoughts and ideas. Metabolize provided a fresh external perspective of our mission while using the words ‘we’ and ‘us’ more often than ‘you.’”

- Basil Consultants
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