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North East-based Sleeky unveils ‘sleek’ new logo
Digital marketing agency Sleeky recently underwent a full rebrand including a new, colourful visual identity as well as a modern, responsive website. The new brand was inspired by the dictionary definition of ‘sleek’: smooth, lustrous, glossy, shiny.
Jonjo McNeill, lead designer at Sleeky, said, “The new logo ticks all the boxes for us. It’s clean, modern and refreshingly quirky. We want Sleeky to stand apart from others as a down-to-earth and relatable company to work with. We wanted to get across our ethos: that we believe good design should be for everyone, not just big companies with large marketing budgets.”
The updated website includes an innovative new ‘Instant Quote’ tool which allows prospective clients to fill out a form outlining their website requirements and get a quote on their screen instantaneously.
“Sleeky is all about transparency and trust,” added David Chapman, Sleeky’s owner. “We’re up front about our prices, hence the Instant Quote tool on our website. We work very hard to ensure our clients get a large return on their investment with us. I don’t want our clients spending their hard-earned money on mediocre design. It’s important to us that our clients get above and beyond what they ask for at a price that works for them.”
With offices in Newcastle and Blaydon, Sleeky was founded 11 years ago and does work for hundreds of SMEs across the North East and United Kingdom.
Sleeky’s new website can be found at www.sleeky.co.uk
Contact: Sleeky Web Design & Print Ltd, Central Lofts, 5 Waterloo St, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4DR / Tel: 0191 414 9888.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Elly Roper .
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