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Compare TheDesignCoop vs Spoon

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TheDesignCoop Agency logo

TheDesignCoop

Branding & Design Website

TheDesignCoop is a design agency founded in 2016, specializing in graphic design, motion design, and UI design. They serve small and medium businesses in design, finance, and wellness & fitness industries.

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Spoon Agency logo

Spoon

Branding & Design Website

Spoon is a behavioural science-driven agency founded in 1998 that creates persuasive brand campaigns and employee engagement programs. The agency serves clients from offices in London, Gothenburg, Oslo, and Stockholm.

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Feature Comparison

Attribute TheDesignCoop Spoon
Category Branding & Design Branding & Design
Rating - -
Location Banbury, United Kingdom London, United Kingdom
Services
  • Branding
  • Logo Design
  • Video Production
  • Print Design
  • Package Design
  • Web Design
  • Digital Marketing
  • Content Marketing
  • Branding
  • Logo Design
  • Video Production
  • Print Design
  • Package Design
  • Web Design
  • Digital Marketing
  • Content Marketing
Industries
Design Finance Wellness & Fitness
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Pros
  • Offers a range of design services including branding, logo design, and video production.
  • Works with small and medium businesses across multiple industries.
  • Behavioural science approach to persuasion and engagement
  • Established agency founded in 1998 with a team of 100-249
  • Notable clients including Shell, IKEA, and GlaxoSmithKline
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