A clear placement brief
Define approved logo files, size, duration, safe areas and any required wording or disclosures.
Logo placement campaigns
Your mark. In the moment.
Make your brand part of what people watch. Build recognition through logo placements in relevant short-form videos.
Brief a logo campaignThe idea
Make the brand visible. Keep the content watchable.
Not every campaign needs a product explanation. Sometimes the objective is familiarity: a recognisable mark appearing in relevant content, consistently enough to become easier to remember.
Logo campaigns start with placement rules. We agree where your mark can sit, how it should read on a phone and what content it can appear alongside. The creative has room to work within those boundaries.
Creative illustration · The formats and placements follow your brief.
Make your brand easier to recognise.
Creative decisions, connected.
From the brief to the handover.
Content that fits the brand
Align the themes, formats and publishing context with your audience and the material your brand is comfortable appearing beside.
A record of the rollout
Review the agreed placements and available performance data, with brand visibility kept distinct from clicks or sales.
The process
From a brand asset to a place in the feed.
A clear starting point. A connected route to delivery.
- 01
Listen
Your identity, audience and campaign goal.
- 02
Place
Position, size and context for a readable mark.
- 03
Review
Check the creative against your guidelines.
- 04
Release
Coordinate the rollout and record the output.
A campaign has more than one measure.
See the published work, the reported results and the measurement behind each number.
Explore MigrateMate case study
MigrateMate
200,000,886 views from 2,583 published reels. A campaign measured through both audience response and the work released.
200,000,886Views
2,583Reels posted
Your next campaign
Bring the mark. Let’s place it with purpose.
Share your logo assets, brand guidelines, preferred content themes and campaign dates. We’ll start with the audience and the placement rules.
Brief a logo campaignYour questions, answered.
Is a logo campaign a logo-design service?
No. It uses your existing identity within campaign content. Supply approved artwork and brand guidelines; the service focuses on placement and distribution.
How do you decide where the logo appears?
We agree content themes, safe areas, size and duration in the brief. The mark should be readable on a phone while leaving the content and captions clear.
Can we set restrictions on the content?
Yes. Share excluded topics, visual rules and disclosure requirements before the campaign is scoped. Approval responsibilities and any review rounds are agreed upfront.
Does logo exposure guarantee purchases?
No. Visibility and purchase behaviour are different outcomes. We agree what will be delivered and reported without treating a view as a sale.
Let’s make your next campaign count.
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