Creative Partner 3.0

Creative Partner – Brand, Web & Visual Systems Long-Term Collaboration / Turn-Key Brand Investment Package Summary Promotify Canada is seeking a long-term Creative Partner to support the development of complete brand ecosystems for our clients. This role is designed for a designer or creative specialist who can help build companies from A–Z — from brand identity, visual direction, and digital presence, to stationery, apparel, packaging, print materials, merchandise, social media assets, client-facing company pitch decks, and web implementation. The purpose of this role is not simply to create individual design files. The purpose is to help develop complete, cohesive, scalable brand systems that allow businesses to present themselves with greater clarity, professionalism, consistency, and market readiness. Our clients are investing in their business. The creative work must reflect that. We are looking for a creative partner who understands that branding is not decoration. Branding is a business asset. It shapes how a company is seen, remembered, trusted, experienced, and valued across every touchpoint. This is not a one-off engagement. We are intentionally seeking a long-term creative partner for ongoing work, steady project volume, and performance-based incentives. --- Role Overview We are looking for a Creative Partner to help develop complete brand, web, and visual systems for businesses across multiple industries. You will work from a client brief provided by Promotify Canada, along with our professional recommendations, strategic direction, and project guidance. From there, your responsibility is to translate the business, its goals, its audience, and its market position into a cohesive visual identity system and supporting brand applications. The ideal creative partner enjoys building brands as full ecosystems, not isolated assets. This includes: - Brand identity development - Logo and visual system creation - Brand strategy support - Creative direction - Website design and Wix implementation - Stationery and business collateral - Uniform and apparel design - Packaging and print applications - Social media and digital templates - Merchandise concepts - Client-facing company pitch deck design - Production-ready file preparation - Final presentation and handoff documentation The work must be both creative and practical. The final result should not only look strong, but also function properly across digital, print, apparel, packaging, signage, merchandise, presentation, and operational use. --- Our Approach to Branding At Promotify Canada, we view branding as a long-term business investment. A brand is not only a logo, colour palette, or set of graphics. It is the visual, verbal, and operational system that shapes how a company is recognized, understood, trusted, and remembered. A strong brand should help a business: - Look more established - Communicate more clearly - Build trust faster - Create stronger recognition - Support premium positioning - Improve consistency across every channel - Make future marketing easier to execute - Give the business a professional foundation for growth The Creative Partner must understand this level of responsibility. Each brand identity should feel intentional, complete, and commercially usable. The goal is not to create something trendy for the moment. The goal is to create a brand system that can support the business across real-world applications, customer-facing materials, internal operations, and future growth. --- Brand Strategy Foundation Before visual design begins, each project should include a clear brand foundation. Promotify Canada will provide the client brief, business context, and strategic recommendations. The Creative Partner is expected to review this information and translate it into an appropriate creative direction. This may include consideration of: - Business type and industry - Target audience - Customer expectations - Competitive landscape - Brand personality - Market positioning - Desired perception - Visual tone - Brand maturity level - Premium vs accessible positioning - Local, regional, national, or international growth goals - How the brand should feel across digital, print, apparel, packaging, presentation, and physical environments The Creative Partner is not expected to act as a full business strategist, but they must be able to think strategically through design. Design decisions should be explainable. Each major visual decision should connect back to the business, audience, and intended brand perception. --- Brand Personality & Creative Direction Each brand should include a clear creative direction before final execution. This may include: - Brand personality words - Visual tone references - Moodboard direction - Colour inspiration - Typography direction - Logo style direction - Photography or imagery style - Layout style - Icon or illustration style - Overall brand feeling Examples of possible brand directions may include: - Premium and refined - Friendly and approachable - Bold and energetic - Clean and corporate - Modern and minimal - Local and community-driven - Luxury and elevated - Youthful and culturally relevant - Heritage-inspired - Technical and professional - Warm and hospitality-focused The final identity should not feel generic. It should feel specifically built for the company, its market, and its intended audience. --- Messaging & Verbal Brand Support While this role is primarily visual and web-focused, the Creative Partner should be able to support basic brand messaging alignment when needed. This may include light recommendations or application of: - Brand tagline placement - Website headline structure - Short brand statements - Service section formatting - Call-to-action language placement - Pitch deck section structure - Tone consistency across templates - Visual hierarchy for written content Promotify Canada may provide final written copy, but the Creative Partner must know how to design around messaging in a way that makes the brand feel clear, structured, and professional. The designer is not expected to provide full copywriting unless separately agreed upon. --- Scope, Relevance & Deliverable Assumption This outline provides a comprehensive view of the types of brand, web, print, apparel, packaging, presentation, and digital assets we commonly develop. Unless otherwise advised by Promotify Canada, the Creative Partner should assume that the listed deliverables are expected to be considered as part of the project scope. However, actual deliverables will vary from client to client, industry to industry, and project to project. Not every client will require every item listed. Some assets may not be relevant to a specific business model, industry, or use case. For example, a real estate brand may require a strong logo system, website, business cards, signage, social media templates, presentation deck, email signature, and sales materials, but it would not typically require food packaging assets such as take-out containers, napkins, or branded cups. Similarly, a restaurant or food business may require packaging, menus, take-out bags, cups, labels, uniforms, and signage, while a consulting firm may require a stronger focus on stationery, pitch decks, proposal templates, digital presence, and professional sales materials. This framework is intended to communicate the range, depth, and flexibility of the creative work involved. It is not intended to force irrelevant deliverables into every project. Each client package will be defined based on their specific business needs, budget, timeline, industry, and approved scope. The Creative Partner is expected to use professional judgment and follow Promotify Canada’s direction when determining which assets are relevant, unnecessary, or require additional clarification. --- Phase 1 – Brand Discovery & Creative Direction The Creative Partner will review the client brief and develop or support the visual direction of the brand. This phase may include: - Review of client brief - Review of Promotify Canada recommendations - Basic competitor and industry visual review - Moodboard or visual direction board - Initial design direction - Brand personality interpretation - Colour and typography exploration - Logo style exploration - Creative rationale for proposed direction The purpose of this phase is to ensure the brand has a clear visual and strategic direction before full asset development begins. --- Phase 2 – Brand Identity System The Creative Partner will develop a complete visual identity system suitable for digital, print, apparel, packaging, signage, merchandise, presentations, and operational use. Logo System Deliverables may include: - Primary logo - Secondary logo - Submark or icon mark - Horizontal logo variation - Vertical logo variation - One-colour logo version - Reversed logo version - Black and white logo version - Favicon or app icon version where applicable Brand Colour System Full colour specifications must be provided, including: - HEX - RGB - CMYK - Pantone / PMS where applicable Colour system should include: - Primary colours - Secondary colours - Accent colours - Neutral colours - Background colours - Usage recommendations Typography System Typography must include a clear hierarchy: - Primary typeface - Secondary typeface - Headline styling - Subheading styling - Body text styling - Button or call-to-action styling - Web-safe or accessible alternatives when needed Brand Graphic System Where applicable, the brand may include: - Patterns - Textures - Shapes - Lines - Frames - Graphic devices - Icon style - Illustration style - Photography treatment - Background elements - Social media design language - Presentation layout language Brand Usage Rules Brand guidelines should include: - Logo spacing - Minimum logo size - Colour usage - Typography hierarchy - Background usage - Incorrect logo usage - Proper contrast usage - Do’s and don’ts - Application examples - File usage recommendations The brand identity must be practical, scalable, and easy for future designers, printers, web managers, internal teams, and clients to use. --- Phase 3 – Brand Guidelines Documentation Each brand must include a clear brand guideline document. This document should be polished, professional, and easy for the client to understand. The guide should include: - Brand overview - Logo system - Logo usage rules - Colour palette - Typography system - Visual style - Graphic elements - Photography or imagery direction - Icon style where applicable - Social media style - Presentation style where applicable - Print application examples - Apparel application examples - Packaging application examples where applicable - Usage do’s and don’ts - File format guide The goal is to give the client a usable reference document that protects the brand after handoff. --- Phase 4 – Stationery, Print & Business Collateral All assets must be designed in alignment with the approved brand system. All physical assets must include digital mockups and be delivered print-ready and production-ready where applicable. Core Business Stationery Deliverables may include: - Business card - Letterhead, print and digital - Invoice template - Estimate or quote template - Envelope design - Notepad or memo pad - Presentation cover page - Basic proposal or document template where applicable Marketing & Print Materials Deliverables may include: - Flyers - Posters - Brochures - Rack cards - Pull-up or roll-up banners - Stickers - Thank-you cards - Loyalty cards - Gift cards or vouchers - Event signage where applicable Business Forms & Operational Materials Where applicable, this may include: - Intake forms - Order forms - Service menus - Product menus - Price lists - Appointment cards - Instruction sheets - Care cards - Warranty cards - Packaging inserts The goal is to ensure the client has the basic business materials needed to operate with a consistent and professional brand presence. --- Phase 5 – Packaging, Food, Retail & Product Applications For food, retail, hospitality, e-commerce, product, or consumer-facing businesses, the Creative Partner may be required to design brand applications for packaging and physical goods. This may include: - Napkins - Cups - Take-out containers - Product labels - Jar labels - Bottle labels - Pouches - Custom branded boxes - Shopping bags - Take-out bags - Tissue paper - Packaging stickers - Thank-you inserts - Product hang tags - Retail display cards - Shipping box concepts These deliverables should only be developed when relevant to the client’s business model. For example, a restaurant, café, bakery, packaged goods brand, retail store, or food business may require packaging assets. A real estate brand, consulting firm, professional service provider, or contractor would not typically require take-out containers, napkins, food cups, or similar packaging items unless specifically requested. Files must be prepared with proper production standards, including bleed, trim, safe zones, and die-lines where applicable. If die-lines are not provided, the Creative Partner should clearly identify that production die-lines are required before final print-ready packaging files can be completed. --- Phase 6 – Uniform Design Uniforms are for internal company use and staff presentation. Uniform designs should prioritize: - Professionalism - Clarity - Brand consistency - Legibility - Practical placement - Production feasibility - Staff wearability Uniform items may include: - T-shirts - Polo shirts - Button-up shirts - Hoodies - Crewnecks - Quarter-zips - Jackets - Aprons - Hats - Name tags Uniforms should be clearly differentiated from merchandise. Uniforms are meant to represent the company professionally in an operational setting. They should be clean, clear, practical, and brand-aligned. --- Phase 7 – Merchandise Apparel Merchandise is public-facing and may be sold, gifted, or used for brand awareness. Merchandise should feel more expressive than uniforms. Merchandise may include: - T-shirts - Crewnecks - Hoodies - Hats - Tote bags - Stickers - Limited-edition items - Event apparel - Culture-based or campaign-based designs Merchandise should be: - Marketable - Culturally relevant where appropriate - Distinct from staff uniforms - Desirable enough for public use - Connected to the brand personality - Suitable for online and in-person retail The goal is to create merchandise people would actually want to wear, keep, or share. --- Phase 8 – Vehicle & Environmental Branding Where applicable, the Creative Partner may develop visual applications for vehicles, signage, and physical environments. This may include: - Vehicle decal concepts - Vehicle wrap layouts - Window graphics - Storefront signage - Interior signage - Wall graphics - Directional signage - Event booth graphics - Trade show backdrops - Counter displays - Menu boards - Environmental brand graphics Vehicle and signage designs must be scalable and adaptable to different dimensions and production requirements. Final production files may require confirmed measurements, supplier templates, or installer-provided specifications. --- Phase 9 – Digital Brand Assets The Creative Partner will develop digital assets that allow the client to use their brand consistently online. This may include: - Email signature - Social media profile image - Social media cover image - Branded post templates - Story templates - Highlight covers - Announcement templates - Promotional templates - Quote/testimonial templates - Basic ad creative templates - Digital stationery - Basic icon set - Web graphics - Banner graphics Templates should be easy to reuse and adapt. Where applicable, files may be created in Canva, Adobe Express, Figma, or editable design formats agreed upon in advance. --- Phase 10 – Social Media Template System A basic social media template system may be required depending on the client package. This may include: - 3–5 reusable post templates - 3–5 reusable story templates - Promotional post layout - Educational/informational post layout - Testimonial post layout - Announcement post layout - Product/service feature layout - Branded cover image - Basic usage instructions The goal is not to manage the client’s social media, but to give them a brand-cohesive system they can continue using. --- Phase 11 – App & Digital Interface Brand Application This role may include basic app or interface visual branding, but not full UX/UI design unless separately agreed upon. Basic app visual branding may include: - Colour application - Typography application - Icon consistency - Button styling direction - Basic screen visual direction - Brand-aligned UI elements - Simple interface mockups This does not include full product strategy, user testing, UX architecture, complex prototyping, or custom app development unless separately scoped. --- Phase 12 – Website Design & Wix Implementation The Creative Partner will design, build, and onboard a brand-cohesive Wix website template. Websites will typically include: - Landing page - Services page - About page - Portfolio or work page - Contact page - Consultation or booking page Websites must be: - Brand-cohesive - Fully editable by non-designers - Responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile - Built using Wix best practices - Clean and organized in structure - Easy for the client to update - Functional across core pages, links, forms, and buttons The Creative Partner may be added as a Wix collaborator to implement the website template and ensure full functionality. Website Requirements The website should include: - Clear visual hierarchy - Strong first impression - Brand-aligned page layouts - Mobile responsiveness - Contact form functionality - Booking or consultation functionality where required - Basic SEO setup where applicable - Proper image sizing - Clear navigation - Consistent typography - Consistent button styling - Footer and header setup - Social links where applicable - Correct linking of all active client social media accounts - Social media icons or buttons connected to the client’s approved platforms - External links tested for accuracy - Contact information checked for consistency across the website Social Media Linking Requirements The Creative Partner must ensure that the client’s active social media accounts are properly linked to the website. This may include: - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn - TikTok - YouTube - X / Twitter - Pinterest - Google Business Profile - Any other relevant platform provided by the client or Promotify Canada Social media links should be placed where appropriate, such as: - Website header - Website footer - Contact page - About page - Landing page sections - Blog or content areas where applicable All social media links must be tested before final delivery. The Creative Partner is not responsible for creating, managing, posting to, or optimizing the client’s social media accounts unless separately agreed upon. Website Boundaries Unless separately agreed upon, this role does not include: - Advanced SEO strategy - Paid advertising setup - Complex integrations - Custom-coded development - E-commerce setup beyond basic Wix capabilities - Advanced UX research - Long-form copywriting - Ongoing website management after handoff - Social media account creation or account management --- Phase 13 – Client Company Pitch Deck As part of the turn-key brand investment package, the Creative Partner may be required to design a company pitch deck for the client. This deck is different from the final brand presentation deck. The final brand presentation deck is used to present the completed brand identity, website, and visual system to the client. The company pitch deck is a business-facing asset the client can use to present their company to potential clients, partners, funders, sponsors, vendors, investors, landlords, institutions, or other professional audiences. The purpose of this deck is to help the client communicate who they are, what they do, why they matter, and why someone should work with them. The pitch deck should be designed as a polished, brand-cohesive presentation that reflects the new identity system and gives the client a professional business development tool immediately after launch. Company Pitch Deck Objectives The pitch deck should help the client: - Introduce their company clearly - Explain their services, products, or offering - Communicate their value proposition - Present their credibility - Show their brand personality - Explain their process or approach - Highlight key differentiators - Support sales conversations - Support partnership opportunities - Support sponsorship or funding conversations where applicable - Create a strong first impression with potential clients The deck should not feel like a generic template. It should feel built specifically for the company, its industry, audience, and business goals. Typical Company Pitch Deck Structure The deck may include: 1. Cover slide 2. Company introduction 3. Brand statement or positioning statement 4. The problem, gap, or market need 5. Company solution or offering 6. Services or product overview 7. Who the company serves 8. Why the company is different 9. Process or methodology 10. Proof points, experience, or credibility 11. Portfolio, case studies, or sample work where available 12. Partnership or client opportunity 13. Call-to-action 14. Contact slide The exact structure will depend on the client’s business, industry, maturity, and intended use. Design Requirements The company pitch deck must be: - Fully aligned with the approved brand identity - Professionally designed - Easy to read - Visually polished - Structured with clear hierarchy - Suitable for digital sharing - Suitable for live presentation - Exported as a high-quality PDF - Provided in editable format where applicable The deck should use the client’s approved: - Logo system - Colour palette - Typography - Graphic elements - Photography style - Icon style - Layout system - Brand tone and visual direction Strategic Requirements The pitch deck should not only look good. It must help the client communicate their business clearly. The Creative Partner should consider: - What the client is trying to sell - Who the client is presenting to - What the audience needs to understand quickly - What makes the company credible - What makes the company different - What action the viewer should take next - How the brand should feel in a professional sales or partnership setting Promotify Canada may provide the core company information, business context, and written direction. The Creative Partner is responsible for designing the deck in a way that makes the company feel clear, confident, credible, and professionally positioned. Copy & Content Boundaries The Creative Partner may support light content organization, slide structure, and visual hierarchy. However, full copywriting, sales strategy, investor strategy, or long-form business writing is not included unless separately agreed upon. Promotify Canada may provide or refine the main written content as needed. Editable Delivery The final pitch deck should be delivered in editable format where applicable. Acceptable formats may include: - PowerPoint - Google Slides - Canva - Adobe InDesign - Figma - PDF export Final delivery should include: - Editable source file - High-quality PDF - Any linked images or assets where required - Properly organized file naming - Any required font names or font links, subject to licensing rules Importance of the Company Pitch Deck This deliverable is an important part of the turn-key brand investment package because it gives the client a usable business asset, not just a visual identity. A completed brand should help a company operate, communicate, and grow. The company pitch deck gives the client a professional tool they can immediately use to introduce themselves, pursue opportunities, and present their business with confidence. --- Phase 14 – Final Brand Presentation / Internal Delivery Deck A final presentation or delivery deck is required for every brand and website delivery. This deck is separate from the client’s company pitch deck. The purpose of this deck is to professionally present the completed brand system to Promotify Canada and/or the client. The deck should include: - Brand concept overview - Creative direction - Logo system - Colour palette - Typography - Visual style - Brand applications - Stationery mockups - Apparel mockups - Packaging mockups where applicable - Website preview - Social media previews - Company pitch deck preview where applicable - Brand usage examples - Final recommendation or closing summary The presentation must align with Promotify Canada’s standards while allowing the designer’s creative approach to come through. Our brand guide will be provided. Decks may be reused for internal and client-facing presentations and must be polished, professional, and organized. --- Phase 15 – File Delivery & Final Handoff All final deliverables must be uploaded to a shared OneDrive folder. Files must be: - Clearly organized - Logically named - Easy to navigate - Separated by category - Prepared for internal team use - Prepared for client handoff - Prepared for production where applicable Recommended folder structure: 1. Brand Guidelines 2. Logos 3. Colour & Typography 4. Stationery 5. Print Materials 6. Packaging 7. Apparel & Uniforms 8. Merchandise 9. Social Media Assets 10. Website Assets 11. Company Pitch Deck 12. Mockups 13. Production Files 14. Source Files 15. Final Presentation --- Ownership, Rights & Source Files All creative work produced under this engagement is created for Promotify Canada. Promotify Canada retains ownership, control, and usage rights over all final deliverables, working files, source files, design systems, templates, mockups, presentation decks, brand assets, website assets, and any related materials created under the project. This includes, but is not limited to: - Logos - Brand identity systems - Brand guidelines - Colour systems - Typography systems - Graphic elements - Patterns - Icons - Stationery files - Print files - Packaging files - Apparel and merchandise designs - Website designs - Wix templates - Social media templates - Company pitch decks - Presentation decks - Mockups - Production files - Editable source files - Any related project assets created for client delivery The Creative Partner agrees that all work completed under this engagement is produced as part of Promotify Canada’s client delivery system and may be used, modified, reproduced, adapted, presented, distributed, sold, transferred, or delivered by Promotify Canada at its discretion. The Creative Partner may not reuse, resell, repurpose, publish, transfer, license, or distribute any client-specific work, source files, templates, or final assets created under this engagement without written permission from Promotify Canada. The Creative Partner may only display selected work in a personal portfolio if written approval is provided by Promotify Canada and if the client relationship allows for public disclosure. Editable source files are required where applicable, including: - AI - EPS - SVG - PSD - INDD - PDF - PNG - JPG - PowerPoint - Google Slides - Canva links - Figma files - Wix site access or duplication rights - Any other editable design or presentation files created for the project Logo and vector-based files must be provided in editable vector format. --- Confidentiality & White-Label Relationship The Creative Partner may be working on projects that are client-facing through Promotify Canada. All client information, briefs, strategy, pricing, project details, files, communications, and business information must remain confidential. The Creative Partner may not contact Promotify Canada clients directly unless authorized. The Creative Partner may not represent themselves as the client’s direct vendor, agency, designer, or partner unless explicitly approved. The Creative Partner may not use client names, project files, screenshots, brand concepts, or final designs publicly without written permission from Promotify Canada. This relationship is intended to support Promotify Canada’s internal and client delivery process. --- Print & Production Standards All physical assets must be print-ready and production-ready where applicable. Files must include: - Correct sizing - Bleed - Trim marks where required - Safe zones - CMYK colour setup where applicable - Die-lines where applicable - Proper image resolution - Proper file naming - Supplier-ready PDF exports Required formats may include: - Print-ready PDF - High-resolution PNG - Transparent PNG - JPG - SVG - EPS - AI - DST where embroidery digitizing is included or provided - Production mockups The Creative Partner is expected to understand the difference between digital design files and production-ready files. --- Embroidery, Apparel & Decoration Awareness For apparel and uniform design, the Creative Partner should consider how the design will actually be decorated. This includes awareness of: - Embroidery limitations - Stitch detail limitations - Minimum text size - Thread colour translation - DTF print suitability - Screen print colour limitations - Vinyl or heat-transfer limitations - Placement feasibility - Apparel colour contrast - Left chest sizing - Sleeve placement - Hat embroidery limitations The Creative Partner is not expected to operate production equipment, but designs should be practical for real production. --- Accessibility & Usability Standards Designs must meet baseline accessibility and usability standards. This includes: - Appropriate colour contrast - Legible font sizes - Clear visual hierarchy - Mobile responsiveness - Avoiding overly thin or unreadable type - Avoiding poor contrast on backgrounds - Maintaining clarity across small and large formats The brand must look good, but it must also be usable. --- Revisions & Change Management Each project includes up to 3 revision rounds per major design stage or approved design asset, unless otherwise agreed upon. Additional revisions must be approved in advance and may be scheduled into a future cycle or billed separately. Revision expectations: - Revisions must be tracked clearly - Feedback must be implemented carefully - Changes must remain aligned with the brand system - Major changes outside the approved direction may require additional scope approval --- Quality Control & Final Acceptance A formal quality control review is required before final delivery. Final handoff must confirm: - Correct files and formats - Accurate colour specifications - Print and production readiness - Correct spelling and layout - Proper file organization - Functional website pages - Working forms and booking tools - Mobile responsiveness - Active client social media accounts properly linked to the website - Social media links tested for accuracy - Complete company pitch deck where applicable - Alignment with brand system rules - Complete presentation deck - Complete source file delivery No project should be considered complete until all deliverables have been reviewed and organized properly. --- Stock Assets, Mockups & Imagery Stock images, mockups, textures, icons, and visual assets may be used where appropriate. Assets may be free or paid, provided they are cleared for commercial use. The Creative Partner is responsible for ensuring that any third-party assets used are properly licensed for commercial use. No unlicensed or improperly sourced assets may be used in final client deliverables. Any paid assets must be approved in advance before purchase. --- AI-Assisted Design Disclosure AI tools may be used for exploration, ideation, mockup support, or workflow efficiency, provided that final work is commercially usable, original, editable, and does not create licensing or ownership issues. AI-generated assets should not be used in a way that compromises client ownership, originality, or production readiness. Final deliverables must be professionally refined and not appear generic, automated, or low-quality. --- Communication Standards Professional, prompt, and transparent communication is required. The Creative Partner must: - Communicate clearly - Meet agreed timelines - Flag issues early - Ask thoughtful questions when needed - Stay organized across multiple projects - Act in the client’s best interest - Follow Promotify Canada’s process - Maintain a high standard of reliability - Deliver files properly and completely Reliability and follow-through are non-negotiable. --- Budget, Timeline & Compensation Flat project fee per client: $450 USD Quarterly performance bonuses are available based on: - Quality of work - Consistency - Communication - Reliability - Production readiness - Ability to follow direction - Ability to manage parallel projects - Overall contribution to the partnership Standard timeline per client: - Up to 3 weeks production - 1-week buffer for revisions, onboarding, refinements, and personal time The flat project fee applies to the approved project scope for each client. If a project requires expanded deliverables, additional revisions, complex website functionality, advanced presentation design, large-scale packaging systems, or work beyond the agreed scope, additional compensation may be discussed and approved in advance. --- Workload & Capacity Expectations The Creative Partner should have the ability to handle 1–3 projects per 3-week production cycle, depending on scope. With buffer time, this equates to approximately 1–3 projects per month. Strong organization, file management, and time management are required. Because projects may run in parallel, the Creative Partner must be able to manage deadlines without compromising quality. --- Long-Term Partnership We are seeking a true creative partner, not just a contractor. This system will be deployed across multiple companies and industries. We are looking for someone who can maintain consistent quality, structure, and execution at scale. The right partner will help Promotify Canada deliver polished, complete, turn-key brand systems for clients who are investing in their businesses and need a professional foundation for growth. This is an opportunity for steady, ongoing collaboration with performance-based upside. --- Final Note This role requires both creative range and operational discipline. The ideal Creative Partner understands that a brand is not just how a business looks. It is how the business shows up across every customer, employee, digital, print, physical, and presentation touchpoint. If you enjoy building brands end-to-end, working within a structured system, and helping businesses become more polished, consistent, and market-ready, this role is designed for you.