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Culmas

Empowering performing arts culture

Culmas case study

Client: Culmas

Key Focus: Branding

If you try to cater to everyone, you cater to no one. This is what Culmas discovered when they initially launched their SaaS product for performing arts businesses. There was a gap in the cultural arts market that Culmas wanted to fill with their digital solution, but their current product lacked specificity and direction. The result was a re-established brand identity and communication strategy. Culmas honed in on their focus - to empower smaller businesses in three primary segments: theatres, music schools and dance schools. Their new brand put the clients’ love for art at the centre, leaving the admin up to Culmas.

AfterinterviewswithsomeofCulmas’sclients,werealisedthattheinitialbrandingandcommunicationstrategyfelttoocorporateandtooinaccessibleforthesmallerclientsthatCulmascateredto.Asaresult,thebrandingpivoted.

Thesecond,refreshedversionofCulmas’snewbrandingfeelsfarmorefriendly,asreflectedinitscolourscheme,choiceofphotosandnewlogo.

Signifly also introduced new Growth Marketing iniatives, with the aim of engaging with more clients

Kudos to

Strategist / Kathrine Elvira Boysen

Client Lead / Jamie Vaughan

Brand and Web Designer / Kristoffer Balzer Nielsen

Growth Marketer / Chelsea Davis

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