Services

Four disciplines. One argument.

Brand, marketing, product and strategy are usually bought from four different suppliers who never meet. We think that is where most of the value leaks out.

At Industry Logic they sit in one team, working from one commercial thesis. You can buy any one of them on its own — most clients start that way — but they are designed to compound.

01 The four Select a discipline to open it

What you stand for, made legible and made to sell.

Positioning, identity, website and content — built as one system so the promise on the homepage is the same promise the sales team makes on a call.

Brand & identity

Demand you can model, not just spend against.

Campaign strategy, creative and media planning tied to a measurement framework agreed before the first pound is spent.

Marketing & growth

Products designed around the job, built to last.

Discovery, UX architecture, interface design and front-end engineering for mobile apps, web apps and internal platforms.

Apps & product

The decisions everything else inherits.

Where to play, what to build, in what order, and how you will know it worked — written for the people who have to act on it.

Digital strategy
02 Ways to work with us Three shapes of engagement
01

Sprint

A defined question answered in weeks, not quarters: a positioning review, a proposition test, an audit of what you already have.

Typically 2 – 4 weeks · Fixed scope · Fixed fee

02

Project

A whole piece of work, end to end — a rebrand, a website, an app, a campaign — with a strategy phase built in rather than bolted on.

Typically 8 – 20 weeks · Phased · Milestone billing

03

Partnership

An ongoing retained team for organisations that ship continuously and want the thinking, the making and the measurement in one place.

Rolling · Monthly · Reviewed quarterly

Every engagement starts with a paid discovery conversation. If we are not the right studio for it, we will say so.

— Start a project We reply to every enquiry within one working day

Tell us what you need to grow.

Whether it's a full rebrand or one stubborn conversion problem, the first conversation is the same: what are you trying to move, and by when?