Have you spotted Perry Bishop’s new billboard campaign in Swindon and surround areas? This is significant, not only does it represent a successful property agent venturing into new territories in 2021, it also represents a progression and evolution in their branding approach.

Towards the end of 2020 we started working with Perry Bishop’s marketing team to evolve the brand. We’ve introduced a lighter, more welcoming, approachable and inclusive look and feel. A new headline font, a tweak to colour palette and the introduction of concept-driven illustration.

We’ve been pleased with the results and feedback so far has been fantastic. A new board campaign is being rolled out and we look forward to seeing the brand evolve in print and online during 2021.

A real positive in this very tricky times.

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The challenge: provide an interactive document that can be easily shared, that can support other marketing material and promote a beautiful property situated in the Seychelles. What a glorious project!

Lost & Found have been working with the owners of this property and the agents situated on the island to help fully market this fantastic opportunity, either for development or as a holiday let.

The final deliverable will be an interactive PDF that can be easily shared with agents and potential buyers. The document will act like a mini website and contain all the information and inspiration that you could possibly need to fall in love with such a property. A lovely project, managing beautiful imagery. Roll on the Summer!

For more details or if you are interested in buying, please visit: https://www.bijouvillaseychelles.com 

Perry Bishop and Chambers are a respected firm of estate agents, whose success has been built primarily upon providing outstanding customer service

They have been helping people on the move in Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and Wiltshire since 1999.

During Spring 2019, Lost & Found Creative will be been working with the PB&C communications team to update online communications and to provide consistency in their printed external communications.