Sayers
Brand, Web
Modernizing a 40-year-old brand rooted in innovation and people.
Details
- Scope
- Brand messaging
- Logo evolution
- Visual identity
- Web development launch
- Industry
- IT consulting

brand messaging
what we did
- Messaging workshop
- Persona creation
- Brand positioning
- Messaging framework
Positioning Sayers as the people‑first partner.
When NFL Hall of Famer Gale Sayers started the company in 1984, he did so with one mission: relentlessly put the customer first. Sayers has top-tier engineering talent, but relationships are always the priority. As a result, the message its new website leaned on would have to balance both value props, showcasing to potential customers that Sayers is where engineering excellence meets personalized care.
visual identity
what we did
- Branding
- Photography and imagery direction
- Brand guidelines
Establishing a clear visual identity.
Every visual element is just as important as the messaging when it comes to signaling expertise and approachability. For Sayers, that meant maintaining its green and blue color family while focusing on a more modern, exciting interpretation. People-forward photography to portray collaboration, creative graphic elements, and flexible uses of the new logo across the site helped us create a consistent look and feel.



web development
what we did
- UX strategy
- Content strategy
- Copywriting
- Web design
- Development
- HubSpot integration
A tailored website to scale Sayers' online presence.
Sayers’ website is the main vehicle that brings its new branding, messaging, logo, and visual identity together. To help visitors understand what the brand does within seconds of landing on the new site, its architecture was seamlessly built around who Sayers is and who Sayers serves. Intentional, custom animations were also implemented to give the site a modern and inviting look.


the launch
what we did
- Launch support
- Photoshoot direction
- Internal brand rollout
Taking Sayers’ new brand live.
Following the project, Sayers invited Marketwake to its biannual sales meeting in Chicago. There, we launched the site together, unveiling the new look in the same market where Gale Sayers first started the company. A rebrand only works if all parties believe in it. The ongoing relationship perfectly mirrored the positioning we built for Sayers: partnerships over simple transactions.

