A company does not sell its products because they are good. It sells them when others understand that they are good. This is precisely why marketing communication often determines the success or failure of a company. Agencies like comm-unity bring together professionals from various disciplines that are needed today to get a message across to the target audience. For example, we specialize in making your brand visible and credible—using the most modern means. Professional branding and storytelling are therefore not an expense, but an investment. Henry Ford already recognized: “If you stop communicating to save money, you might as well stop your watch to save time.” Well, admittedly: We have replaced “advertise” in the quote with “communicate”.

An agency is a company that helps clients explain, promote, and sell their products and services—usually through disciplines like branding, corporate design, content marketing, communication, and digital solutions.

A creative collective offers all of these services too.
But unlike a traditional agency, which often separates strategists and designers, a creative collective is built around specialists with an entrepreneurial mindset.

The advantage for clients? You always have a partner who works at eye level—someone who thinks like you, challenges you, and builds with you.

To understand you and your project precisely, we start by listening carefully and asking the right questions. Together, we explore the values that drive you and refine your idea—because who you are and what you want matter just as much as what you do when it comes to communication.

We then support you from strategy development to communication as a solution developer and sparring partner. Together, we forge a clear plan for your goals and set realistic deadlines. With this roadmap in mind, we bring your idea into shape. For example, we develop a suitable brand identity for your company - a corporate design that conveys your message in the relevant channels.

Once implemented, we regularly review our progress to ensure we’re on track.
Depending on the market environment and success metrics, we adjust the pace—speeding up, slowing down, or course-correcting as needed.

This is how a project typically unfolds:

1. Listen & understand

2. Plan & develop

3. Implement & design

4. Reflect & scale

Book a virtual Creative Coffee with us—and we’ll tell you more.

Finding an agency is like choosing a partner: The question is who suits you—and understands you and your needs. Depending on the region, industry and project requirements, there are other criteria to consider. Does the size of the agency play a role? Do you want a contact person at eye level? What skills does the agency have? Our tip: Create your individual list of criteria and start a dialog with potential agencies. We would be happy to invite you to a virtual creative coffee so that you can get a feel for us.

Yes, we enjoy working with companies of all sizes. It motivates us to make a difference together with our clients. Whether you are an ambitious start-up or an established company: We are happy to help you achieve your goals. The best thing to do is sign up for our virtual coffee break right away.

Every company, every organization. Branding means building a brand strategically and managing it in a targeted manner—from its identity to its visual and communicative characteristics. Branding should never be an end in itself. The goal? To clearly position a company. It should stand out from the crowd, be unique on the market and win customers in the long term. Ultimately, all communication and corporate design measures influence branding.

Fun fact: The term “brand” should be taken literally. It comes from the fact that cowboys used to brand their cows in order to distinguish them from other herds more quickly.

A strong brand grows from a company’s identity and the value it creates. That’s why a branding strategy captures the soul of the business—its personality, its voice, its mission.

When done right, your brand becomes visible, audible, and tangible. Visuals, language, structure, and communication come together seamlessly to create a consistent, unmistakable presence.

For us, every element is part of your external image. Together, we develop strategies that make your brand unique—from the inside out.

The costs vary depending on the scope and complexity of the project. Smaller companies and start-ups usually manage with less money, while larger companies and brands invest more. As a guideline, branding projects typically start at a few thousand Swiss francs and can extend to several tens of thousands. Important to know: Good branding clearly enhances your image and leads to significant additional sales. We will be happy to provide you with a quote that is tailored to your needs and budget.

The cost of a website? It’s as hard to pin down as the price of clothing. Do you want off-the-rack jeans, a tailored suit, or a custom gala dress? Are you looking for a sleek one-pager or a feature-rich e-commerce platform? Will your website simply inform, or should it sell?

The answer depends on your goals, your needs, and the complexity of your vision. Prices can range from a few thousand Swiss francs for smaller projects to six-figure investments for large corporations.

Our experience shows: If you’re working with a budget, invest time upfront during the concept phase. It’s the best moment to share your ideas, ask the big questions, and align your expectations.

Why? Because just like building a house, it’s much easier—and less costly—to design the kitchen before the walls go up, rather than after.

Indeed. Online and offline are like coffee and croissants - they complement each other. Both digital and physical measures have their own strengths. Print measures appeal to several senses, are tangible and last longer. Brain research clearly shows that what you read in print penetrates deeper into your memory. Pupils demonstrably learn more with paper material than with laptops. What’s more, the more digital the world becomes, the more a company can stand out with high-quality print. E-books have been around for over 25 years. To date, they have achieved a modest, single-digit market share. Print books are here to stay. Print has not yet been replaced by electronic media any more than radio has been replaced by television or concerts by audio recordings.

Overall, media diversity is increasing. It is important to use it correctly. As producers of magazines such as the multi-award-winning goMagazin, we recommend every company to give its customers something tangible to hold in their hands.

Content marketing is based on a simple insight: nobody likes to be bluntly talked into offers. Content marketing therefore aims to convince, inform and inspire the audience with stories, tips and facts. It’s about helping customers exactly when questions arise—and doing so charmingly that they feel: “This brand understands me.” Some best practices in content marketing are already 125 years old. That’s when tire manufacturer Michelin published its first Michelin Guide!

Good content marketing reflects the DNA of a company. We see it as an integral part of marketing, which for us is first and foremost a mindset. Good marketing means focusing entirely on the needs of the market and creating added value for customers—we therefore supplement the classic 4 Ps (product, price, place, promotion) with 3 Ps: purpose, plot and personas!