Launch Studio has been shortlisted for two UK Company Culture Awards, with Charlotte Honey recognised in the Leadership category and the studio named a finalist for Best Team Culture. The nominations reflect progress in strengthening internal processes, supporting a positive team environment and improving how Launch delivers work across brand, sales and marketing clients.

Thinking “I need a logo” is a normal step when starting or growing a business. This article explains what a logo needs to support, how recognition develops, and why consistent presentation across websites, documents and materials helps businesses appear credible, professional and ready for the next stage. 

Our Brand Materials offer grew from client demand for support beyond design, ensuring uniforms, print and branded collateral are produced in a way that reflects the brand. By managing sourcing, production and delivery in one place, we reduce supplier juggling, improve consistency and make brand implementation easier.

In many growing businesses, brand and marketing still sits with just one capable person. Over time that role can quickly expand beyond what is realistic. This article explores why the one-person model struggles in 2026 and how retained support adds depth and capacity without the overheads of another in-house hire.

Most lead magnets give you an email address. The best ones give you context, clarity, and a head start before the first call even happens. Here’s how interactive lead magnets quietly qualify intent in the background while you focus on the conversations that matter.

We explain why ISE makes sense for a commercial-first creative studio like ours, how our work already shows up on the technology being exhibited, and why brand and sales enablement are becoming more important in long technical buying cycles.

Brand work touches far more of a business than most people realise. Our B.R.A.N.D framework shows all the areas it makes a positive impact, may be undervalued, and how Team Launch supports internal teams maximise it without adding headcount.

Before you set next year’s goals, make sure your brand’s fit to carry them. This quick fire guide brings together 12 clarity checks, and a little helping hand to make sure you are on track.

Before the big goals and bold plans, stop to ask is your brand clear enough to carry them? Brand clarity isn’t a marketing nice-to-have, it’s what makes everything else work. This post unpacks why clarity is the hidden edge behind every strong brand and how to find out if yours has it.