Prep'n Sell Brand Guidelines
Prep'n Sell Brand Guidelines
Primary Font: Helvetica Neue / Helvetica / Arial
Working Brand System

Prep'n Sell Brand Guide

A clean HTML setup for your brand standards using your preferred orange, aqua blue, Helvetica-style typography, and the charcoal grey tone already showing in your marketing materials.

This version is built to help keep flyers, social graphics, landing pages, email assets, and print pieces more consistent across franchises.

Prep'n Sell logo
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  • Primary Orange: #F04E23
  • Secondary Aqua Blue: #48B1CF
  • Neutral Charcoal Grey: #4A4F55
  • Typography Style: Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif
Colour Palette

Primary and Supporting Colours

Use orange as the action colour, aqua blue as the structure and accent colour, and charcoal grey with white and light grey as the main neutral base.

Prep'n Sell Orange

HEX: #F04E23
Use: Buttons, CTAs, icons, headers, emphasis

Aqua Blue

HEX: #48B1CF
Use: Section titles, accents, supporting highlights

Charcoal Grey

HEX: #4A4F55
Use: Primary text, dark backgrounds, brand support

Light Grey

HEX: #F2F2F2
Use: Backgrounds, cards, spacing panels, softness
Typography

Preferred Font Direction

Helvetica is the strongest fit for the brand. It keeps everything direct, clean, practical, and professional. Where Helvetica is unavailable, use close alternatives that still keep the same clean commercial feel.

Preferred
Market Ready
Helvetica Neue / Helvetica

Clean, neutral, practical, and easy to use across email, web, print, signage, and social graphics.

Digital Backup
Market Ready
Inter

Best modern fallback for web if Helvetica is unavailable. Very readable and still feels clean and structured.

Alternate Option
Market Ready
Roboto

Good backup for digital systems and ad builders that need a common sans serif with a similar clean utility feel.

Typography Rules

How to Use the Type

Headlines should feel bold and high-confidence. Body copy should stay simple, readable, and outcome-driven.

Headline Style

  • Use bold or heavy weights
  • All caps or strong title case is preferred
  • Keep spacing tight and confident
  • Blue or charcoal are ideal for main headlines

Body Copy Style

  • Use regular or medium weight
  • Keep lines short and easy to scan
  • Focus on value, speed, clarity, and outcomes
  • Avoid cluttered paragraphs where possible
Tone of Voice

How Prep'n Sell Should Sound

The voice should be practical, confident, and easy to understand. It should never feel overhyped or too polished.

Use This Tone

  • Direct and helpful
  • Professional without sounding stiff
  • Results-focused
  • Simple language with clear homeowner and Realtor benefits

Avoid This Tone

  • Too corporate or generic
  • Overly flashy marketing phrases
  • Buzzwords without substance
  • Dense blocks of copy with no visual structure
Layout Direction

Brand Layout System

Your current materials already point to a consistent system: strong hero message, service imagery, supporting proof, and a clear CTA at the bottom.

Recommended Flyer / Landing Page Structure
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Use a clear hierarchy from top to bottom so the reader instantly understands what Prep'n Sell does and why it matters.
  • Logo and bold headline first
  • Short value points second
  • Service images or proof blocks around the message
  • Trust factors like warranty, local ownership, testimonial
  • Strong orange CTA footer with phone, email, and QR
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Recommended Section Styling
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Service cards should be simple and repeatable across print, social, and web assets.
  • Image first
  • Bold coloured label bar
  • Short supporting caption if needed
  • Leave enough spacing between blocks
  • Keep background clutter low
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Core Brand Rules

Visual Standards to Keep Consistent

These rules will tighten up everything from print flyers to franchise landing pages and email headers.

1. Keep Orange for Action

Use orange for buttons, CTA bars, icon accents, and high-importance emphasis. It should draw attention, not flood the whole layout.

2. Use Blue for Structure

Use aqua blue in headlines, section labels, dividers, and accents. It works best supporting orange rather than competing with it.

3. Use Grey as the Anchor

Charcoal grey should balance the bright brand colours and help the layouts feel grounded, professional, and clean.

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