So… you’ve got a website. But does it actually work?
We’re not talking about loading speed (although that’s important). We’re talking about recognition, consistency, and trust — the kind that only comes from real branding.
Before you build a house, you need a blueprint. Before you launch a website, you need a brand.
Branding isn’t just a logo. It’s the color palette, fonts, logo rules, tone of voice, and visual language that make your business feel like your business — not just another template.
Without it? Your marketing feels scattered. Your site looks off. And worst of all… people forget you.
We hear that all the time. But when we look closer:
• It’s not mobile-friendly
• The fonts and colors don’t match anything
• The logo was uploaded in low-res
• The text sounds like five different people wrote it
• It’s missing a clear message or brand personality
Having a site isn’t the same as having an effective online presence.
At LabRat Studios, we help businesses develop a Brand Book that acts as a master reference for all design and content.
Here’s what it typically includes:
• Logo and its correct usage (no more stretching or color changes)
• Color palette with hex codes
• Fonts and hierarchy
• Voice & tone guidelines
• Visual examples for web, social, and print
Once we have this? Then we build or update your website to match.
Everything starts making sense:
• Your website design flows naturally
• Your social media looks professional
• Your ads don’t confuse people
• Your customers recognize and trust you faster
Here’s a quick quiz:
• Do you only have a logo?
• Is your website consistent with your Instagram or LinkedIn?
• Do you know your brand’s colors and fonts?
• Do you feel proud sharing your website?
If you answered “no” to 2 or more, you might need a brand checkup.
At LabRat Studios, we’ve helped dozens of businesses go from “just a website” to a complete, consistent, and professional brand experience — with SEO, social content, and digital strategy that all speak the same language.
Want a free brand checkup? Let’s talk.