Services
Four areas. Start with the one you need.
Your proposal confirms the deliverables, timeline, responsibilities and tailored quote before work begins.
01 · On screen
Websites & landing pages
The place every post, ad and QR sends people to.
- Company website
- Campaign landing page
- Property website
What we need and scope
What the site is for and who it's for, plus the photos, video and brand files you already have. English and Spanish on one site when needed. Editable formats, CMS, hosting and handover are defined in the scope; review rounds are agreed there and nothing goes live without your approval. Domain access is needed to publish. The process
02 · In the pitch
Branding, proposals & presentations
The proposal, the deck and the brand should say it as clearly as you do.
- Brand identity
- Proposals and presentation decks
- Brochures, flyers, event graphics
What we need and scope
Your current proposal, deck or brand files, and who the document has to convince. Editable formats and handover are defined in the scope. Printing quantities, specifications and responsibilities are defined in the proposal. Review rounds are agreed in the scope. The process
04 · Face to face
Events & activations
The same brand, in the room.
- Concept and event identity
- Invitations, signage, roll-ups, photo moment
- Event content and the posts that follow
What we need and scope
The date, the venue if you have one, and the audience. Design and creative are ours; responsibility for fabrication, AV, furniture and printing is defined explicitly in the scope. We do not manage the full event day. The photos above show the kind of event and stand this work is for; they are not presented as confirmed Street Pulse projects. The process
More than one?
03 · In the feed
Social media & LinkedIn
The company page and the people behind it keep showing the work you already do.
What we need and scope
Which channels, who should be visible, and a short conversation each month. Frequency, platforms and approvals are defined in the scope. Nothing is posted without your approval. Account access is never a password: you publish the approved post yourself or authorize an official scheduling tool. The content is yours; we write it with you. The process