What the studio runs.
Four connected disciplines, built to work as one system — not separate vendors bolted together.
Years operator experience
Markets served
Connected disciplines
Most studios split these four functions across separate vendors — a brand agency, a performance shop, a web developer, and increasingly, a separate AI consultant. Each hands off to the next with limited context, and the business absorbs the coordination cost. Rubix runs all four under one roof, with one person accountable for how they connect: a positioning decision made in Brand Strategy shows up correctly in the Creative Direction, which shows up correctly in the Advertising campaigns, supported by AI Systems that make the whole pipeline faster without losing the judgment that ties it together.
Brand Strategy
Defining how your business should be understood, positioned, and remembered by the right people — before a single asset is made.
Creative Direction
Turning strategic thinking into campaigns, content, and creative systems that feel distinctive and memorable — not decoration on top of a weak argument.
Advertising & Digital Experiences
Connecting businesses with the right audiences through advertising strategy, digital experiences, and measurable execution.
AI Systems
Practical AI systems that improve marketing, operations, customer experience, and the way the business works day to day.
Straight answers, no sales pitch.
What does a retainer with Rubix actually include?
A scoped mix of the five disciplines above, adjusted monthly as the business changes — not a fixed package you're locked into for a year.
How is AI Creative Systems different from a regular design service?
A regular design service produces assets one at a time. An AI creative system is a repeatable pipeline — the same brand rules and quality bar applied automatically across every variant, at volume.
Why work with a founder-led studio instead of a larger agency?
Marketing effectiveness research — most notably the work of Les Binet and Peter Field for the IPA — has long argued that campaigns combining brand-building with short-term performance activation outperform single-discipline approaches over time. A founder-led studio that runs both under one roof is built around that principle by default, not as an afterthought.
Which model fits how you work?
A one-off project delivers a fixed output against a fixed brief, then the relationship ends. A retainer stays close to the business as it changes — new products, new markets, new competitive pressure — and adjusts the strategy accordingly instead of working from a brief that goes stale the month after it's written.
| One-Off Project | Rubix Retainer | |
|---|---|---|
| Strategy | Set once | Adjusted monthly |
| Creative testing | Limited | Continuous |
| Reporting | End-of-project | Ongoing |
| Business context | Briefed once | Built-in from day one |