Reimagining an education consultancy to compete — and connect globally.
Onebounce is a study abroad consultancy helping students apply to universities across Ireland, the UK, the US, and more. While their services were strong, their previous brand identity and online presence didn’t reflect the clarity, ambition, or trustworthiness required to win over students and parents navigating complex decisions. They needed to look credible, feel global, and communicate clearly — without losing their grounded, human approach.
Build a trustworthy, modern education brand from the ground up.
Onebounce had the right vision — but not the right structure to support it. Their brand lacked consistency, their messaging was fragmented, and their website experience didn’t guide or convert. With growing competition and an increasingly digital audience, they needed a rebrand that could establish authority, drive inquiries, and support scale — all while staying relatable to first-generation students and international parents alike.
Make the brand feel global, human, and built for long-term trust.
We led a complete brand transformation — beginning with strategy workshops that clarified Onebounce’s positioning, audience mindset, and service model. From there, we developed a warm and confident visual identity, crafted a clean and conversion-focused Webflow site, and rolled out branded content across SEO and social. Our work wasn’t just about design — it was about building consistency across every experience where trust is earned: search results, page visits, and even Instagram scrolls.
- Brand Strategy
- Positioning
- Brand Identity
- Website Design
- Webflow Development
- Social Media
- Content Strategy
- SEO
From local referrals to a global-ready education brand.
The transformation gave Onebounce a cohesive, digital-first presence that matched the scale of their ambition. The new identity and website led to a significant increase in consultation bookings, better search visibility, and stronger engagement across student-facing channels. They no longer had to explain their value — the brand did it for them.
