Voz Virtual / Full-service creative marketing agency

Visual media kit

A launch kit in three visual directions: agency presentation, brand identity system, and social launch templates. Switch directions to see the same content in each world. Original concept study — not a client portfolio.

01 / Agency presentation

10 pages · A4 portrait · export with Print / Save as PDF

Use this for email outreach, discovery calls, and proposal introductions. Swap the concept-work page for real case studies as soon as projects are cleared to publish, and adjust the booking message to match your current availability.

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Not another brand on mute.

Branding. Social. Digital. One voice, everywhere.


Full-service creative marketing agency[email protected]
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A distinct voice. One connected agency.

Voz Virtual is a full-service creative marketing agency. We bring branding, content, and digital marketing into the same conversation — so your business looks right, sounds right, and shows up in the right places.


Two people, no relay race

You work directly with the people doing the work. Decisions happen in days, not layers of approval.

One direction, every channel

Identity, content, and campaigns are planned together instead of being outsourced to separate vendors.

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What we believe

  • Attentionis earned by having something to say, not by posting more often.
  • Consistencybeats volume. Ten clear posts beat thirty forgettable ones.
  • Personalityis a strategy. Blending in is the most expensive choice a brand can make.
  • Big platformschange monthly. A clear position does not.
Our point of view03 / 10
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Everything under one voice

  • BrandStrategy · Naming · Identity · Voice & messaging · Brand guidelines
  • ContentSocial media management · Content calendars · Photography · Video · Copywriting
  • DigitalWebsites · SEO · Paid ads · Email marketing · Analytics & reporting
RetainersProjectsLaunchesBrand refreshes
Services04 / 10
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Brand that people remember

We start with the uncomfortable questions: who are you for, what do you refuse to sound like, and what should people repeat about you? Then we build the identity around the answer.


  • FindPositioning, audience, competitor noise, message hierarchy.
  • ShapeLogo and identity system, color, type, graphic language.
  • EquipBrand guidelines your team can actually follow.
Service cluster 01 / Brand05 / 10
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Content people choose to watch

Content is not a content calendar of posts. It is a repeatable way of showing up that your audience recognizes — planned monthly, produced properly, reviewed honestly.


  • PlanThemes, formats, and a calendar built around your goals, not trends.
  • ProducePhotography, short-form video, and copy with a point of view.
  • PublishConsistent cadence, community replies, and platform-fit edits.
Service cluster 02 / Content06 / 10
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Marketing that earns its budget

Websites, search, ads, and email that trace back to a measurable outcome — with reporting you can read in five minutes.


Build

Websites and landing pages designed to convert, not just impress.

Reach

SEO and paid campaigns tested in small, signal-bearing increments.

Nurture

Email flows that keep the conversation going after the first click.

Measure

Plain-language reporting against agreed goals, with next steps.

Service cluster 03 / Digital07 / 10
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How working together looks

  1. 01Intro callGoals, audience, timeline, budget — and whether we are the right fit.
  2. 02Proposal & scopeExactly what we will do, when, and what it costs. No surprise line items.
  3. 03DirectionA shared plan for message, look, and channels before production starts.
  4. 04Make & publishRegular working sessions, drafts, approvals, and a publishing rhythm.
  5. 05Review & scaleMonthly read-out: what worked, what we change, where we invest next.
Process08 / 10
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Concept work, clearly labeled

This page is a placeholder that keeps us honest. Add real projects here — objective, work, and outcome — and label anything speculative as concept work until the client clears it for publication.


  • TemplateClient / sector · Challenge · What we did · Result · Deliverables shown
  • RuleNo invented testimonials, logos, or performance numbers. Ever.
  • MeanwhileShow your own brand system, self-initiated concepts, and process thinking.
Replace before sending09 / 10
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Let’s give your brand something to say.

Tell us where you are now and where you want to be in six months. We will reply with a clear next step, not a twenty-page questionnaire.


[email protected]
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02 / Brand identity kit

Logo system · Color · Type · Elements · Voice

The rules that keep the brand recognizable once other people start making things with it. The mark is locked — two kerned wedges, ink on acid — chosen from the tight/tall exploration round. The wordmark is still a typographic layout study; the next step is licensing a typeface to pair with the mark.

Mark + wordmark / horizontal lockup
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Mark + stacked lockup / covers, signage, merchandise
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Ink on acid · AAA 15.95
Acid on ink · AAA 15.95
Cream on violet · AA 5.44
Ink on pink · AAA 10.12
Compact / small spaces
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min width 96px
Mark alone / favicon, watermark min size 16px, single colour only
Descriptor lockup
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Clear space + profile icons
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Keep clear space of at least half the height of the wordmark on every side. Nothing crosses the dashed guide.

Use the mark alone at avatar sizes. Do not shrink the full wordmark into a circle.

Logo misuse — every one of these is banned in the guidelines. Ratios are calculated with the WCAG 2.1 formula, not judged by eye.

Do not stretchNever scale the mark non-proportionally.
Do not add effectsNo drop shadows, bevels, or outlines.
Do not use low contrastCream on pink measures 1.60:1. Unreadable, and banned.
Do not use ink on violetMeasures 2.99:1 — fails the 3:1 line by 0.01. Use acid, cream, or pink on violet instead.
Do not tiltThe tilt belongs to accent shapes, not the mark.
Do not place on busy artUse a solid panel or move the mark off the image.

Color system

Roles, not decoration
PRIMARY
Primary backgroundCarries headlines and main messages.
SURFACE
Reading surfaceBody copy, checklists, long-form pages.
ACCENT
Accent / actionsCTAs, emphasis panels, links.
HIGHLIGHT
HighlightMarks, shapes, inline emphasis.
CONTRAST
ContrastInverted pages, loud footers, quotes.

Two or three colors per composition. Bright colors carry dark text; dark colors carry light text. Never stack two brights for text and background.

Verified pairings, calculated with the WCAG 2.1 relative-luminance formula. Minimum body text 4.5:1; AAA at 7:1. Reproduce with node verify-pairs.js.
PairingRatioVerdictUse for
Ink on acid (D1)15.95AAAHeadlines, body, everything
Cream on violet (D1)5.44AAText 14px+ and bold; not fine print
Ink on pink (D1)10.12AAAAny size
Espresso on vanilla (D2)15.18AAAAny size
Cream on cobalt (D2)5.50AAText 14px+ and bold
Espresso on orange (D2)5.55AAText 14px+ and bold
Ice on midnight (D3)17.14AAAAny size
Midnight on lime (D3)16.22AAAAny size
Midnight on cyan (D3)12.62AAAAny size
Cream on pink1.60ProhibitedNever as text
Cream on orange2.69ProhibitedNever as text

Typography

Scale + behavior
Display · 900 or 500
Not another brand on mute
Section head
Everything under one voice
Sub head
One direction, every channel
Body · 13–16px
Write for someone who is skimming and slightly skeptical. Lead with the point, then support it. Short sentences are not dumbed-down sentences.
Caption / label
Case study · Concept work

Direction 01 and 02 run heavy display weights with tight tracking. Direction 03 shifts to a medium weight with wide, technical spacing. Pick one behavior and keep it: the display face is for statements, never for paragraphs.

Recommended licensing step: select a free-for-commercial-use display + body pairing (for example a geometric grotesque plus a neutral UI sans), then set the stack in one place in the CSS. This preview uses system fonts so it opens anywhere offline.

Graphic elements

Ownable, repeatable, cheap to produce
Speech shape — the voice mark
V V Vv v v· · ··
Echo — repetition for emphasis
Signal bars — audio, growth, data
Rounded frame — holds content, crops photos
Offset shadow — one bold dimensional move
“ ” ↗ 01 →
Punctuation as graphic — quotes, arrows, numbering

Rule of restraint: one graphic gesture per composition. Stacking a speech shape, an echo, bars, and a shadow in the same post makes the brand look busy instead of confident.

Voice & tone

Witty in headlines, clear in explanations

How we sound

The rule
  • · Short sentences. One idea each.
  • · Confident, never arrogant. We can prove what we say.
  • · Playful in the headline, precise in the detail.
  • · Plain words over jargon. No “leverage,” no “synergy.”
  • · Say the useful thing first.

Say this

Approved examples
  • Not another brand on mute.
  • Your brand called. It wants its voice back.
  • Different services. Same unmistakable you.
  • A pretty feed is only the beginning.
  • Let’s give your brand something to say.

Not this

Off-brand, and why
  • “We leverage synergistic digital solutions.”Jargon. Says nothing.
  • “#1 agency, guaranteed 10x growth.”An unprovable claim. We cannot back it.
  • “We’re passionate about storytelling.”Everyone says this. It is not a position.
  • “Following trends so you don’t have to.”Vague, and slightly ominous.
  • “Hustle harder, sleep less.”Aggressive culture signalling we do not want.
  • “Hustle harder, sleep less.”Aggressive culture signalling we do not want.
  • 03 / Social launch kit

    10 feed squares · 3 stories · banner · signature

    A launch week's worth of content with the captions already written. Everything below is a reusable template: change the headline, keep the layout rules, and the feed stays coherent while you grow. No invented client results, no fake testimonials.

    Captions

    Paste-ready
    Post 01 · introduction

    Hello, world. Goodbye, background noise.
    Voz Virtual is a full-service creative marketing agency. We build the brand, produce the content, and run the marketing that puts it in front of the right people — in one direction, not five.
    Starting fresh or starting over? Tell us what you're building. [email protected]#VozVirtual #Branding #SocialMediaMarketing #MarketingAgency

    Post 02 · position

    You are not for everyone. Neither are we.
    Marketing built to please absolutely everyone ends up meaning nothing to anyone. We'd rather make one clear, memorable thing than ten safe ones.
    That's the whole pitch. No buzzwords required.#BrandPositioning #CreativeAgency #BrandVoice

    Post 03 · service / brand

    Brand that people remember starts with decisions, not decoration.
    Positioning, identity, voice, and guidelines your team can actually follow. When the rules are clear, everything you publish looks like it came from the same place.#BrandIdentity #BrandStrategy #LogoDesign

    Post 04 · service / content

    Content people choose to watch is planned, not improvised.
    Monthly themes, a calendar built around your goals, and video and photography produced with a point of view. Fewer posts, said better.#ContentStrategy #SocialMediaManagement #ShortFormVideo

    Post 06 · point of view

    Posting more is not a strategy. Having something to say is.
    We've all watched accounts publish daily and stay invisible. Volume without a position is just noise with a schedule.
    Start with the message. Then decide how often to say it.#SocialMediaTips #MarketingStrategy #BrandGrowth

    Post 10 · call to action

    Your brand has something to say. Let's make it loud.
    We're taking on a small number of projects this quarter — brand builds, refreshes, and social retainers.
    Email [email protected] with two lines about your business and what you want next. We'll reply with a clear next step.#NowBooking #VozVirtual #MarketingPartner

    Posting notes: publish 01, 02, and 03 during launch week. Save 09 and 10 for once the feed has some weight behind it. Answer every comment for the first month — early reach is earned by conversation, not by the algorithm.

    Story templates

    9:16 · reusable
    STORY 01 / NEW HERE

    Brand + content + digital. One agency, one voice.

    Swipe up for the site
    STORY 02 / PROCESS

    From messy idea to clear direction in five steps.

    Tap to see how

    Banner & signature

    LinkedIn 1584×396 · email
    VV
    Your name
    Founder · Voz Virtual
    [email protected] · vozvirtual.com

    Replace “Your name,” the handle, and the domain once you register them. Keep the signature to one mark, one role line, and contact details — no quotation stacks, no animated banners.

    04 / Launch rollout

    Order of operations

    Ten steps from direction approval to a launched, consistent presence. Do them in order — designing templates before the palette is locked wastes work.

    STEP 01

    Approve one direction

    Pick 01, 02, or 03 and stop comparing. Partial mixes of all three are what make small agencies look scattered.

    STEP 02

    Draw the final wordmark

    The mark is locked and exported as logo.svg. Convert "voz virtual" into custom letterforms to pair with it, then license or draw a matching typeface.

    STEP 03

    License fonts

    Choose a display and body family with commercial-use rights. Set both in one place so every template inherits them.

    STEP 04

    Lock the palette

    Keep the five roles as they are. Re-run the contrast check any time a color changes — the banned pairings stay banned.

    STEP 05

    Build the template set

    Five feed layouts, three story layouts, one banner, one email signature. Reuse them rather than designing each post from scratch.

    STEP 06

    Set up the accounts

    Same monogram avatar, same bio line, same link everywhere. Register the domain and confirm [email protected] works.

    STEP 07

    Fill the grid before you announce

    Publish the first three posts in one sitting so the profile never looks empty to a first-time visitor.

    STEP 08

    Launch your own brand properly

    Post the introduction, then publish the service posts on a realistic cadence you can keep for three months.

    STEP 09

    Start outreach, not waiting

    Send the deck to twenty businesses you can genuinely help. Reference something specific about each one.

    STEP 10

    Publish real work early

    Replace the concept-work placeholder as soon as one project is cleared. Ask permission in writing before showing anything.

    Honesty rules for everything you publish: no invented clients, testimonials, or performance numbers; label speculative design as concept work; and describe services you can deliver at the standard you promise. That is what keeps a two-person agency credible as it grows.