Digital Brand Launch for a Rare First Aid Collection
The Project
When the founder of a unique new startup approached us with a rare piece of history, a pristine first aid collection box from the 1980s, the goal was clear: build a complete online presence from scratch.

To bring this historic product to market effectively, the client needed a cohesive digital strategy. We stepped in to deliver an all-in-one launch package covering website design, high-end product photography, targeted video production, and a structured three-month social media campaign.

Content Creation
Our production team covered every angle to ensure the product made a massive first impression:
Studio Packshots: Crisp, white-background product photography tailored for e-commerce listings, keeping the focus entirely on the product design.
Lifestyle & Detail Shots: Stylised lifestyle imagery designed to showcase the character of the 1980s aesthetic, alongside macro detail shots revealing the exact contents of the collection box.
Unboxing Video: A longer-form, high-production video guiding viewers through the full setup and unboxing experience.
Social Reels: A series of short-form video edits optimized for LinkedIn and Instagram to drive early engagement and audience interest.
Execution and Delivery
By handling the website build, media production, and social rollout entirely under one roof, we eliminated the need for multiple agencies. This unified approach meant every visual asset, web page layout, and social post lined up perfectly to deliver a seamless brand identity from day one.
Over the three-month campaign, the strategy provided a steady stream of professionally shot content, giving the new business maximum reach and a strong foundation to build on.
Conclusion
Launching a startup requires more than just good ideas; it demands a clear visual identity across every customer touchpoint. By combining web design, photography, video, and social strategy into a single streamlined launch, we help new brands hit the market with maximum impact.
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