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Archers Law launches major company rebrand

Teesside based law firm, Archers Law, has this week revealed a new brand identity - the first rebrand for the company in over 10 years.

The new brand positioning has been rolled out across a range of materials including a new logo, desktop and mobile website and signage, as well as various marketing and communication materials for customers.

The new concept has been designed and developed by Middlesbrough straegic marketing agency, The Creative Alchemist, with a number of other Teesside businesses also supporting the delivery of the new brand including Billingham Press, Symbol Signs, Calm Digital and Dave Charnley Photography.

Vicky Browning, Practice Director at Archers Law, spoke about the rebrand, saying “We’re thrilled with our rebrand and new identity developed with The Creative Alchemist. It truly represents our core values with a simple, modern and sophisticated yet warm and welcoming tone. With recent changes in the partnership and management of the firm it was the perfect time for Archers Law to redefine our brand positioning with a fresher image.”

A central component of the new brand is the company’s new logo, which demonstrates a clean design aesthetic with vibrant colors, and an emphasis on straightforward, results-oriented messaging.

Beccy Owen, from The Creative Alchemist who designed the new brand identity also said “The rebrand for Archers Law is smart and modern, with a welcoming feel. We created a clean identity, making use of the diamond shape to convey a sense of quality and professionalism - something that has been embedded into the brand since it was established over 150 years ago.

“The diamond can also be used to ‘focus in’ on key words or graphics or photos, helping them convey that the focus really is on you as a customer” she added.

Throughout the past 12 months, Archers Law has experienced significant growth - strengthening a number of teams across the business. The business now employs 60 staff in its Stockton based office.

For more information on Archers Law, go to http://www.archerslaw.co.uk/.

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by The Creative Alchemist .