Your brand deserves more than
Canva and a cousin who “knows websites.”
The Launchpad is how we turn your idea (or tired old brand) into a sharp, revenue-ready machine with a brand identity and site that actually converts.
A brand without a strategy is just a logo. A website without conversion thinking is just a brochure. Launchpad makes sure you have both, built to actually move the needle.
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The Unfortunate Pain
Here’s the ugly truth:
- Your brand looks… fine. Which is another word for forgettable.
- Your website? A digital business card, not a sales tool.
- Your messaging? If you can’t explain what you do in 10 seconds, customers won’t bother.
You don’t need “just a logo.” You need a brand that punches above its weight and a site that sells like your top salesperson.
The Promise (What You Get)
Launchpad = Your Brand, Built to Sell
What we deliver:
- Brand Strategy Workshop
Clarify your audience, positioning, and voice (so you stop sounding like everyone else). - 🖌️ Visual Identity That Sticks
Logos, colors, typography—the “look and feel” that makes you memorable. - Website That Converts
Custom design + dev. No templates. Built to rank, built to sell. - Messaging That Matters
Copy that makes customers nod, not nap.
Our Proven Process
We don’t wing it. We map it.
Kickoff & Discovery
We dig into your business, goals, and customers. No fluff, no 200-slide decks.
Brand Stategy
Positioning, voice, messaging → the DNA of your brand.
Visual Identity
Logo, colors, typography, guidelines. Sleek, scalable, unforgettable.
Website & UX Design
Wireframes → mockups → approval. You’ll actually know what’s happening.
Copy & Build
We write, we code, we test. Your job: approve and look smart.
Launch & Beyond
Go live → QA → champagne. Then, we pitch you on scaling (because websites without growth plans are just expensive billboards).
Our Atlanta web design and branding services launch (or re-launch) your brand right!
"We hired 77Co for a website. We walked away with a brand that finally made sense—and a site that started selling day one.”