Savage Creative

Korb is an architecture and interior design firm providing high-quality, collaborative design services to our clients.

Several of our clients used Savage prior to us signing on.

2-5 Employees

Key deliverables are our Brand Book with new branding logos and colors, as well as guidelines to use them properly. Additionally, we have created a new website with their team.

We are in progress. However, our team has been thrilled with the Brand Book deliverable created thus far, and we are having great success in implementing it.

Quick responses, clear timelines, and perfect follow-through.

We're most impressed by how quickly they've understood and translated our culture into copy and graphics.

Nothing comes to mind at the moment. We are just excited to launch our new brand and website and then see how else we can collaborate with Savage for our own continued growth and that of our clients.

I am the Marketing and Engagement Strategist of City of West Allis

Municipal government and tourism for the City of West Allis

Previously worked with them

6-10 Employees

Our campaign with Savage included campaign strategy, graphic design, photo and video content, website design, website content, organic social media management, and media buying.

The campaign is ongoing, so outcomes are ever-changing. The City team meets with the Savage team bi-weekly to go over a wide variety of performance indicators like amount spent, impressions, link clicks, CPC, CTR, email open rates, keyword rankings, etc. We also talk about our goals for the next quarter. In our first year, our big success was launching our website and social channels in time for the Wisconsin State Fair.

The Savage team is incredibly responsive, often responding to emails within a half hour or less. Everything has been delivered on time and to the standard expected.

The Savage Creative team really took time to understand our community so they could create a branding pitch for us that felt as unique as our city. They created an eye-catching logo and website that stand out amongst many boring tourism sites. They do great work.

Nothing comes to mind.

I am the CEO of a food and beverage company.

Manufacture and provide innovative sweet ingredient solutions to the frozen dessert, bakery, and confection industries with exceptional service.

6-10 Employees

Brand Strategy, Positioning Statements, New Name, New brand image / color schemes / typography; New Website, plan for launch of new brand

The Savage team has delivered on the project with excellent quality and in the timeframe we expected. Our timeline has shifted / changed and they've worked with us to adjust to meet our needs. Stakeholders/BOD members have been pleased with the quality of the work. We have not yet launched the new brand so don't have measurable results yet, but the work done is outstanding.

Yes. They've always been well organized and on time. If anything, they've worked faster than we have and have always communicated well with us around timing.

Exceptional creativity and excellent basis / explanations for the choices they made for our new name and brand.

Don't be afraid to ask even more questions of the client to make certain you know their business super well. Tough when you are an agency servign a wide array of clients, but even deeper understanding might be helpful. And, don't be afraid to test thinking on direction informally along the way (in addition to formal check-ins/meetings).

I’m a co-founder of a barbecue business. We sell rubs, sauces, and seasonings.

We needed help with our branding.

Savage Creative conducted a brand audit and market research for us. The team recreated our brand and logo. We initially talked to Cory (Owner) about what we wanted to do. Savage Creative sent over a proposal with a cost analysis and timeline. Once we signed the proposal, we got moving right away.

We worked with at least seven teammates from Savage Creative. We mainly worked with Mary on the communication piece. However, everyone was involved in the project; everyone asked questions, reached out, and spoke with us.

My business partner and Cory were introduced a few years ago. I ended up reaching out to Cory and having coffee with him to talk about getting our brand into Costco. Cory had another company in Costco, so I wanted to talk to him about the process.

We spent around $35,000.

We worked together from June–September 2025.

We haven’t implemented all the changes yet, so it’s still early in the process. We’re still working on changing our full label designs. However, we’ve put out the new logo, which has brought new awareness to our business.

Savage Creative delivered work on time and on budget. We mainly communicated via email. We also had Zoom calls and in-person meetings.

We were impressed with Savage Creative’s versatility. The team had a wide range of people, including users of our products, a chef, and someone who had never grilled a day in her life. We really liked their creativity and how they went about things. The questions they asked and how they helped us differentiate ourselves were really important to us.

There was nothing Savage Creative could have improved on.

Be open-minded. It’s hard to create a business yourself, and it’s easy to get stuck on how you want your business to look. Savage Creative is very creative and good at what they do. If you open your mind and allow them to do their job, they’ll absolutely help you.

I’m the managing partner of Endura, a private equity firm focused on manufacturing companies, mostly in the Midwest, both food and engineered products.

Endura is a brand-new company, and we hired Savage Creative Agency for a brand workshop and branding definition to make a brand workbook. The goal was to bring all the parties involved in the firm together to define what we were trying to build and what the brand should look like.

The team provided branding services from scratch. We started off with negotiating a contract and then had a discovery workshop. Savage Creative Agency did some work and came back with concepts two or three weeks later. From those concepts, we determined a path forward. They furthered the brand and came back to us with an actual logo, look, and colors. We fine-tuned those until they were done.

About 4–5 teammates from Savage Creative Agency, including a project manager and a creative director, were involved in the project.

I did some business with them about five years ago, so I contacted them again.

We spent $35,000.

We worked together from March–July 2025.

We were blown away by Savage Creative Agency’s work. After a couple of weeks, they provided us with the final workbook. They came back with two proposals, and we liked both directions. They combined those in a way that we were really pleased with. They created a logo that everyone on the team took to. It's got sharp edges to it. Overall, we were really happy with the results. They nailed it.

They communicated well, and the timeframe was exactly what we agreed to. The project went one week longer, but that was just to do a couple of cleanup things. The project was also on budget. Regarding project management, we used phone calls, emails, and a service to access files.

They truly listened and tried to get to know us so that their work reflected who we were. They took our input and synthesized it. Savage Creative Agency did a great job of holistically listening to us. Ultimately, they truly made an effort to holistically listen to everybody.

Savage Creative Agency could’ve done a slightly better job scheduling some of the meetings. We were always able to get everybody together, but all the people on our team were busy. It was best to schedule meetings with more lead time. However, this didn’t affect anything.

Trust the process. Creative branding takes time, so allow them the time to do the work. Savage Creative Agency will meet the timeline and do great work.