Advantage London

Absorbing creativity since 1993. Branding | Web | Animation | 3D | AR | VR | Digital | PhotographyWe are a full service branding and design agency. We create, develop and rejuvenate brands for our clients, who include Anchor Trust, AQA, Apple, BP, Bryan Cave, University of Cambridge, Carlton, City & Guilds, Convergys, Credit Suisse, House of Commons, Linklaters, PepsiCo, Radmat Building Products, Svensk Vodka, The Aesthetic Surgeons, Walkers Crisps, Waterhouse Young and Watkins Superyachts. Here are a few comments from our valued clients: 'Unbelievable but true - Advantage somehow always manage to be one step ahead of me… their technical knowledge and ability to always give me jaw-dropping solutions is simply extraordinary, their creative flair is right up there with the best and the pro-active support and management we get on even the most insignificant part of any brief always staggers me. Add to that the ability to make me laugh when all around me seems lost is, quite simply, an all-round team that no-one else ever comes close to. 'Russell Porter | Design Director | Carlton Publishing- - -'When we decided to re-brand under new ownership, we sought agencies without preconceived ideas but with proven abilities in design and execution. Only Advantage took the time and effort to thoroughly and painstakingly understand our industry and core business, before presenting a proposal to shareholders, directors and workforce. We were given a breathtaking, direct and irresistible view of our position, our profile and our future, warts and all. Knowing that we can entrust them with the aspects of business to which they are ideally prepared such as digital and social media, permits us to get on with what we do best. 'Capt Adrian McCourt | Watkins Superyachts
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Employee Count: 3
Keywords: information technology & services