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In just one monthly sprint, we built a fresh brand identity and a brand-new landing page for StocksWithJosh.
The goal was twofold: a logo that captures who Josh is and what his brand stands for, and a landing page that turns visitors into members of his Discord community.
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Pairing the logo with a landing page built to grow the Discord is a smart brief. How did you decide what the page leads with?
This is brilliant Tim! Love how you balanced personal brand with conversion focus. The SWJ logo mark is so clean and the Discord landing is smart - community > followers. Great strategy!
A logo that has to carry a personal brand and feed a Discord funnel is a tricky double job. The SWJ monogram looks clean enough to survive tiny avatar sizes too. Was it designed with that in mind, or is it mainly a page-and-header mark?
Great job Tim❤️
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