Every time you order new shirts, business cards, or yard signs, your colors should match.
That doesn’t happen by luck — it happens with a brand guide.
At JobsWon Marketing, we help businesses in Katy, Sugar Land, and Houston create easy-to-use brand guides that keep everything consistent, from digital ads to print production.
What a Brand Guide Actually Is
A brand guide is a short document that defines your logo, fonts, and color palette.
It tells anyone who designs, prints, or markets for you exactly how your business should look — no guessing, no mismatched blues or reds.
Why It Matters for Small Businesses
Without a brand guide, every new project looks slightly different.
That inconsistency confuses customers and makes your company look smaller or less organized.
With a guide in place, everything stays sharp, recognizable, and professional.
What’s Included in a JobsWon Brand Guide
We keep it simple but complete:
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Logo files and placement rules
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Color codes for print and web
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Font choices for headlines and body text
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Do’s and don’ts for your logo usage
Once it’s done, every designer, printer, or marketer can follow it exactly.
Save Money on Future Projects
Your brand guide pays for itself.
It prevents wasted time, incorrect prints, and design rework — which saves hundreds over time.
We store your files for reorders, ensuring every project matches your standard.
Build It Once — Use It Everywhere
Your brand guide keeps your visual identity consistent across uniforms, signage, website graphics, and digital ads.
It’s the foundation of looking professional and staying memorable.
👉 Jeremy@jobswonmarketing.com to get your brand guide started today.
FAQs
What’s included in a brand guide?
Logo placement, color codes, fonts, and usage rules for your visuals.
Is this only for big companies?
No — small businesses benefit even more from consistency.
How long does it take to make one?
About one week once we collect your logo and colors.
Can I update it later?
Yes — it’s editable as your company evolves.
How does this save money?
It prevents reprints and keeps every future project on-brand.