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Marketing materials
& brand assets
We develop marketing kits for brands nationwide —
designed to align teams and perform across channels.
Clear structure
Multi-channel use
Team alignment
Challenges we solve
Pitch with clarity.
Scale with ease.
Marketing kits earn their keep in use. We make sure yours communicates what matters — clearly, consistently, and in a way that others can actually use.
Investors get confused. Buyers hesitate.
Your product looks promising — but the story’s all over the place.
You’ve got visuals. But no voice.
Without messaging, even the best-looking pitch deck falls flat.
Everyone builds their own version.
Sales, founders, and marketers explain things differently.
Great stuff gets lost in Notion.
Docs pile up, but no one knows what’s final, and what’s public.
Who we work with
Startups
You need more than a pitch deck — a story that sticks. We help you transmit your message.
- Core story and positioning
- Pitching- and onboarding-ready
- Easy to evolve as you grow
Build the narrative
Small businesses
As your team scales, so do the versions of your story. We help unify your ideas.
- Shared voice and structure
- Internal + external decks and docs
- Sales- and marketing-ready
Align your comms
Corporations
When speed meets scale, messaging breaks. We systemize your marketing toolkit for clarity.
- Modular assets
- Consistent language
- Approved and production-ready
Standardize your assets
What goes into marketing kit creation?
Built to explain before it impresses
Your deck looks great. But does it help your team pitch? We focus on clarity, and aesthetics serve it.
Pitch-tested
Clear, not clever
Easy to keep current
Your business changes — your kit should too. We build systems that are fast to update, not locked in PDFs.
Always editable
Update in minutes
Lives where your team works
We don't force new tools. Whether it's Notion, Google Slides, or Figma — we adapt to your stack.
Tool-agnostic
Shared in seconds
Custom to your workflow
We don't believe in one-size-fits-all. Your team's process informs the kit — not the other way around.
Role-specific assets
Real use cases-backed
A marketing kit is built for one sales situation
General company presentations are made to be sent and then ignored. A kit that works is aimed at a moment: a tender, a first meeting with a distributor, a follow-up after a trade show. The moment decides the length, the order and what gets cut, and cutting is most of the work.
Name the moment and the reader
A procurement officer comparing three suppliers reads differently from a partner deciding whether to stock a product. One needs compliance, terms and references. The other needs margins, support and demand. A single deck aimed at both becomes long, vague and unread, so the situation is fixed before any slide is designed.
- Reader and moment written down first
- Decision they must make is stated
- Objections listed before the outline
Lead with the answer, not the history
The founding year and the mission statement rarely move a decision. What moves it is the offer, the terms, the proof and the next step. Company background belongs near the end, where a reader who is already interested will find it, and where it costs nobody their attention.
- Offer and terms placed early
- Background moved behind the proof
- One clear next step, repeated
Use proof the reader can verify
Specifications, scope of work, timelines, certificates, the contents of a delivery. These survive scrutiny. Adjectives do not. Where a claim cannot be verified by the reader, it is either supported by a document or removed, because one unverifiable line makes the rest of the page suspect.
- Numbers sourced from real documents
- Certificates shown, not described
- Unsupported adjectives removed
Make it work as a file and on paper
Kits get printed the night before, opened on a phone in a taxi and forwarded as an attachment. That means a file size that sends, type that holds at A4, a first page that makes sense as a thumbnail, and an editable version for the sales team to adjust before sending.
- File size kept within mail limits
- Type tested at print size
- Editable version handed to sales
Marketing kit pricing
Not every team needs the same tools. Pricing reflects complexity, team size,
and the number of outputs.
Visual concept & design
~ $1,300
Copywriting & structure
~ $1,000
Print & digital formats
~ $1,300
*Final price depends on number of assets, team involvement, and delivery formats.
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More possibilities for your project
We work with a wide range of tasks and formats.
Explore additional solutions that may be a good fit for your project.
Formats
Industries
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HR brand strategy & talent attraction
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Corporate mascot & character design
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Executive & personal brand development
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Strategic brand planning & development
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Creative brand concept & strategy
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Complete brand transformation
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Place branding & tourism marketing
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Visual brand identity development
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Professional logo design services
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Brand style guide development
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Product packaging design services
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Retail brand creation & development
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Naming creation
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Brand foundation & messaging strategy
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Logo usage guidelines & standards
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Industrial design & smart manufacturing engineering
- Online Stores
- Real Estate
- Healthcare and Dentistry
- Restaurants and Cafes
- Beauty Salons
- Education
- Construction
- Legal Services
- Tourism and Hotels
- Logistics
- Interior Design
- Apartment Renovation
- Auto Services
- Marketplaces
- Consulting
- Photographers
Let's chat
FAQ
Didn’t find what you were looking for? Drop us a line at info@toimi.pro.
Why are marketing kits critical for growing teams?
Because speed matters. Teams need ready-to-use materials that perform across many channels without slowing momentum.
How do marketing kits support multi-team environments?
They align messaging so different teams communicate the same value clearly.
Are marketing kits only for sales?
No. Marketing, partnerships, PR, and leadership use them regularly.
How do you design kits for fast iteration?
By using modular content blocks that can be updated independently.
Can marketing kits support aggressive launch cycles?
Yes. They’re built to move fast without sacrificing quality.
Do marketing kits include copy as well as visuals?
Yes. Messaging is as important as design.
Are kits designed for digital-first distribution?
Absolutely. Online sharing and screen use are assumed.
Can marketing kits help onboard new team members?
Yes. They quickly explain what the product is and how to talk about it.
How do kits support brand positioning?
They reinforce consistent language, visuals, and structure.
What defines a successful marketing kit today?
A kit that keeps communication sharp under pressure and scale.
