Today’s an exciting day for Joyful Communications – after five years in business, we’re changing the way our brand looks and feels. Having helped plenty of clients through this milestone, it’s a bit strange to have the metaphorical shoe on the other foot!
What’s new with Joyful Communications?
We’re changing up the look and feel of our brand – and getting serious about how we communicate that brand to the world. This follows some serious soul-searching and strategy: making sure we were talking to the right people, in the right way, and about the right thing!
No logo change, no name change – think of it as a fresh new filter!
What hasn’t changed?
It’s still Sarah-Joy and Deb making words magic behind the scenes – and in case you haven’t had the pleasure of working with us just yet, we do that in three ways:
Simple
We don’t overcomplicate what doesn’t need to be complex. We see the big picture, how you help your clients, and keep everything simple and stress-free – whether we’re writing a tender, a capability statement or a website.
Frank
We tell it how it is. If there’s something that’s not working, we’ll let you know – we’re that friend who’ll tell you if you have spinach stuck in your teeth (but as a whisper in your ear, not on a billboard). Clients say this is one of the things they like best about working with us!
Fun
We believe in having a bit of fun while we work. Whether that’s racing to meet a deadline and celebrating with Friday knock-off drinks, or helping you see the lighter side of life with a good old-fashioned pun – we always see the best-case scenario for how your business can use words, and then do everything we can to make that a reality!
Sometimes what you’re good at gets in the way of what you want to do. Case in point: rebranding Joyful Communications. After spending five years working with clients to solve problems, tackle big scary documents and communicate clearly, I literally couldn’t see the wood for the trees when it came to figuring out what it is we do best.
Turns out, the answer itself is both ironic yet perfectly right: Joyful Communications excels at simplifying the complex.
Luckily, I had the amazing Leah Crisell on my team – and she put together a brand strategy that really opened my eyes to what we do well. As I have literally said hundreds of times to clients old and new – sometimes you just need an outside perspective (and now I really know that it’s true!!).
What’s next?
We’re going to keep doing what we do best – simplifying the complex.
Want to join us? Reach out! We’d love to hear from you.
If you don’t need a copywriter or words extraordinaire just yet, here are a few other options…
…It’s like ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife…
Sometimes what you’re good at gets in the way of what you want to do. Case in point: rebranding Joyful Communications. After spending five years working with clients to solve problems, tackle big scary documents and communicate clearly, I literally couldn’t see the wood for the trees when it came to figuring out what it is we do best.
Turns out, the answer itself is both ironic yet perfectly right: Joyful Communications excels at simplifying the complex.
Luckily, I had the amazing Leah Crisell on my team – and she put together a brand strategy that really opened my eyes to what we do well. As I have literally said hundreds of times to clients old and new – sometimes you just need an outside perspective (and now I really know that it’s true!!).
What’s next?
We’re going to keep doing what we do best – simplifying the complex.
Want to join us? Reach out! We’d love to hear from you.
[/et_pb_text][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row][/et_pb_section]If you don’t need a copywriter or words extraordinaire just yet, here are a few other options…
What was the most difficult part of the process?
To quote Alanis Morissette (sing along, it’ll make sense):
…It’s like ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife…
Sometimes what you’re good at gets in the way of what you want to do. Case in point: rebranding Joyful Communications. After spending five years working with clients to solve problems, tackle big scary documents and communicate clearly, I literally couldn’t see the wood for the trees when it came to figuring out what it is we do best.
Turns out, the answer itself is both ironic yet perfectly right: Joyful Communications excels at simplifying the complex.
Luckily, I had the amazing Leah Crisell on my team – and she put together a brand strategy that really opened my eyes to what we do well. As I have literally said hundreds of times to clients old and new – sometimes you just need an outside perspective (and now I really know that it’s true!!).
What’s next?
We’re going to keep doing what we do best – simplifying the complex.
Want to join us? Reach out! We’d love to hear from you.
[/et_pb_text][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row][/et_pb_section]If you don’t need a copywriter or words extraordinaire just yet, here are a few other options…
What was the most difficult part of the process?
To quote Alanis Morissette (sing along, it’ll make sense):
…It’s like ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife…
Sometimes what you’re good at gets in the way of what you want to do. Case in point: rebranding Joyful Communications. After spending five years working with clients to solve problems, tackle big scary documents and communicate clearly, I literally couldn’t see the wood for the trees when it came to figuring out what it is we do best.
Turns out, the answer itself is both ironic yet perfectly right: Joyful Communications excels at simplifying the complex.
Luckily, I had the amazing Leah Crisell on my team – and she put together a brand strategy that really opened my eyes to what we do well. As I have literally said hundreds of times to clients old and new – sometimes you just need an outside perspective (and now I really know that it’s true!!).
What’s next?
We’re going to keep doing what we do best – simplifying the complex.
Want to join us? Reach out! We’d love to hear from you.
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