You build brands. The system asks for a portfolio nobody opens.
To get clients as a brand designer, LeadGen-Agent extracts the visual identity of each business's site (its colors, fonts and logo) and prepares the proposal with that brand already applied, ready to send from your Gmail. You show up with their brand on the table, not your portfolio.
What you get as a brand designer
- The colors, fonts and logo the site uses today, pulled from their website.
- How the brand shows up on the homepage: headings, buttons and share image.
- A slide with the business's current palette, ready for the proposal.
- A branding book and brand guidelines as proposal artifacts.
A sample case file
Example: fictional business
Amapola Flowers
Florist
amapolaflowers.example
What we saw: Nine colors on the homepage
Why it matters to you: There's no recognizable brand color: that's where the project starts.
What we saw: Three unrelated fonts
Why it matters to you: Every section looks like a different brand.
What we saw: The logo is an image, not a vector
Why it matters to you: To use it large or in print it has to be redrawn: that's already part of the job.
What we saw: The homepage headline doesn't name the business
Why it matters to you: The brand never introduces itself: visitors don't know where they are.
What we saw: No share image
Why it matters to you: When someone sends the link on WhatsApp, it shows up with no image and no brand.
Their site today: Three fonts in one view
How your first email could start
Example: fictional business
Subject: Nine colors and three fonts on Amapola's homepage
Hi, I looked at Amapola's website: there are nine colors on the homepage and three unrelated fonts, so every section looks like a different brand. Using its own colors and fonts, I prepared a first, tidier proposal. Would you like to see it?
Written for the fictional business in the example. You review and edit the real email before sending it.
What comes next
- Find
- Diagnose
- Propose
- Send
Questions if you're a brand designer
- How is the visual identity extracted?
- The system visits the site and records the colors, fonts and logo it uses. It's what the business shows today, not a proposal.
- Can I propose a new brand?
- Yes. The diagnosis shows the starting point; the branding book and brand guidelines are proposal artifacts you put together.
- Is it useful if the business has no logo?
- Yes. The lack of a clear identity is a finding in itself, and the diagnosis puts it in writing for your proposal.
Show up with the work done.
Free plan, no card needed.