Top 15 Branding Agencies in Australia

A software development company wanted to create a cohesive brand that was recognizable to the public. Twelve12 created a comprehensive branding plan that included web development, PR and SEO plans, and fundraising. They also handled e-commerce sales and managed online advertising campaigns. 

"Now, we are on the first page of search results and we are actively selling our products on multiple platforms. We couldn't be happier with the results." — Co-Founder, Software Development Company

Smack Bang Designs partnered with a cosmetics company going through a rebrand to produce collateral and a new lgoo. Prior to starting work, the team at Smack Bag Designs used questionnaires and a mood board to conduct brand and market research, which then helped to produce a new logo. The firm also created other materials such as packaging for products and print material, as well as a style book which they use for ongoing projects. The client was pleased with the designs created by Smack Band. 

"Smack Bang's designs have helped differentiate our company, opening us up to more opportunities with larger retailers." —Founder, Cosmetics Company 

Mode Games designed and developed two learning games for an online institution. The client thinks the games are entertaining while also addressing specific teaching objectives. The deliverables met all the expectations. 

"They were able to think outside the box and delivered a very fun game — I can come home and play it with my own kids." – Head of Content, Media Company

Hunter assisted an Australian organic beverage firm in bringing their second product to the same level of visibility and prevalence as the first. They relaunched the brand with media outreach, a reimagined strategy, and several social media campaigns that prioritized the product. The launch event earned the client expanded partnerships with supermarkets to bring their secondary product to stores.

"Hunter acted not just as a business partner, but as part of our team. Their cost structure was transparent throughout the project. We communicated regularly and they were always available for meetings." – Marketing and Export Manager, Australian Organic Juice Brand

Broadcast SEO did SEM work for a maid service. They used Ahrefs to manage the client’s search engine rankings, which had been falling since Google updated their search algorithm. The client reported that their search rankings and conversions have both increased dramatically since the project began.

“Our referring domain has nearly tripled since beginning the work with Broadcast SEO. As long as my business continues growing, I’ll keep working with their team.” – Founder, Maid Service  

Chello built a corporate website, produced a custom color palette, created content, and integrated assets for a food and beverage manufacturer and retailer. Their rebrand and adjustments to the client's communications strategy increased site traffic and business inquiries for the client.

“Their immaculate web designs set the tone for our new brand identity. Since rebranding, we have noticed a significant increase in site traffic and business inquiries. Beyond refreshing our image, Chello helped us establish our company as a leading competitor in the market.” – CMO, Food & Beverage Retailer

The Sponge partnered with a ceramics company to run a rebranding campaign that would help them better connect with customers. Prior to starting work, the team at The Sponge conducted customer interviews and market research in order to best direct their efforts. The firm used their research to help develop messages, core values, and stories for the brand, as well as to redesign their website. The client has seen a 40-50% increase in audience size since the end of the campaign and was impressed with The Sponge's professionalism and work ethic.

"Luke (project manager) was a responsible person. He looked after everything, stayed up-to-date on current marketing trends, and delivered what he promised. He had a strong relationship with everyone who was necessary to finish the job. I achieved what I needed and learned a lot while talking with him."  —Marketing Manager, Ceramics Company 

Five by Five assisted a DIY and hardware brand with a brand launch for their new smaller, urban stores. They developed a campaign that highlights the friendly and knowledgeable staff as well as the convenience of having access to home improvement equipment in a city environment. The campaign became part of the brand identity and remains central to the firm's marketing efforts.

Jack Morton provided a press and influencer experience for a leading cruise line. The client wished to demonstrate how their research and development teams are changing the vacation experience, and needed an immersive experience to make a lasting impact. Jack Morton's team delivered a walkthrough experience that involved AR games, VR excursions and dining, and project videos. The experience earned 506,000 influencer impressions and an influencer engagement rate that was six-times the industry average. 

One of OMD Australia's most innovative projects was a short film produced for an Australian airline. Using the association between the firm and Australia's national identity, OMD created a 9-minute documentary featuring employees from pilots to baggage carriers recounting their stories of working there. The film inspired a sense of Australian national pride, evoking strong emotions that positioned the brand as Australia's flagship carrier. 

An industrial supplier was breaking away from a larger corporation and needed a way to rebrand themselves as a standalone company. FutureBrand gave the company a name and visual identity, in addition to helping them establish and showcase the company's strengths and values.

A financial services company had just separated from its parent company and needed to develop its own brand. The company previously had a generic name that failed to attract customers and had a distinct lack of energy. BrandMatters created a new name, logo, web design, website copy, and marketing strategy for the brand. The new approach reinvigorated the company and ushered them into a new period of growth. 

Make It Happen worked with an LGBTQI-oriented health organization. It developed informational booklets to distribute to health professionals, as well as a discreet "passport" that can be used to privately communicate a person's sensitive information related to their gender identity and personal relationships. Make It Happen worked within a very tight budget, but maximized the materials' quality and quantity, ultimately printing over 6,000 passports. Upon submitting the material, Make It Happen received positive feedback from the client, with no changes requested.