Ebay: merchant development

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Who we are

First and foremost, we are a graphic design agency. We design for print and digital communications. We predominately work for corporate brands, but we love to get our hands on all sorts of creative projects.

However, there is no point in just creating designs that look great. We know that business communications must be effective and engaging too. We’re also thinkers, and we work with specialist consultants and writers to create communications that look good and deliver results.

Who we are

Corporate reporting

Public company or just aiming for best practice, we work closely with our clients to create reports that people want to pick up, read and act on.

BRANDING & IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT: EBAY

Branding an internal support team

eBay’s business customer sales and support teams were merging to become Merchant Development. This marked a renewed focus on eBay’s sellers in order to promote a world-class sales organisation. Farraday was asked to develop an internal brand for Merchant Development to convey its strategic importance within the business. The look and feel is hi-tech to represent ‘redefining commerce’, but doesn’t lose sight of the valuable personal relationships that will drive its success.

BRANDING & IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT: EBAY

Branding an internal support team

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