Evoro Group58 assets. 9 disciplines. Every touchpoint designed, written and produced by one team.
We produce everything Evoro puts in front of a customer, an investor, or its own team.
Capability statements. Website. Pitch decks. Brand guidelines. Bin stickers. Fleet graphics. LinkedIn assets. Internal newsletters. Expo materials. Conference presentations. Social content. Ten thought leadership articles. Four case studies. Twelve service one-pagers. All of it designed, written and built by one team operating as Evoro's outsourced brand and marketing function.
Logo system. Colour architecture. Typography. Business cards. Guidelines. Everything specified.
The identity system covers the parent brand and two customer-facing entities. Every application is documented: logo clear space, minimum size, colour on dark and light, co-branding lockups, incorrect usage. The guidelines run to full specification so any supplier anywhere in the country can produce collateral without calling us first.
The Future Is Circular.
Evoro GroupEvery bin. Every truck. Every hard hat site. The brand shows up where the work happens.
Waste stream stickers for general waste, paper and cardboard, bottles and cans. Fleet vehicle graphics. Site signage. Business card system across five layout options. Vector artwork supplied to print specification. These are the touchpoints Evoro's customers see on their own premises every week.
Twenty-nine pages. A custom five-axis radar chart. Every page written for humans and for AI.
Inter Tight on dark forest green with a chartreuse accent. A brand tab hero carrying three sub-brand worlds with distinct imagery and messaging. Real client photography on every page. The radar chart was built from scratch as a custom vector component with viewport animation, reduced-motion support and three responsive breakpoints.
A twenty-six page master document. Twelve service one-pagers. Four state editions.
The first draft was rejected and rebuilt because it read like a small-company brochure. The final version uses the register tier one procurement teams expect: compliance language, governance depth, per-facility spreads, case studies leading with total project value and build scale. Two facility overviews. A condensed group overview. A bespoke presentation built for a tier one chemical manufacturer.
Ten articles. Four case studies. Written to be found, read, and cited.
Question-format headings with direct answers. Short paragraphs that AI search engines can extract and attribute. Case studies structured around total project value and build scale, because that is the order procurement teams read in. Topics cover vertical integration, compliance readiness, closed-loop economics, collection reliability and sustainable procurement.
A fifty-two slide town hall. An awards ceremony video. A full expo programme.
The town hall ran through five versions across three acts: Momentum, Clarity, Belonging. A schools laboratory presentation. Two conference decks. Expo booth design with supporting flyer and social tile. All of it written in Evoro's voice, presented from inside Evoro.
A digital asset pack for every representative. Editorial oversight without an approval bottleneck.
Each sales representative is onboarded with profile assets, banner templates and a posting rhythm from day one. A monthly content pack follows. Training and assets compound across the team where per-post approval only adds load to one person.
A quarterly newsletter, hand-coded. Not dragged out of a template builder.
Designed in Figma and written as HTML by hand so it holds a real design standard and still renders in limited email clients. Dark forest green with a lime accent, rounded inset cards, two-tone headings, and a circular brand mark cropped off the section edges.
58 workstreams. 9 disciplines.
How this kind of engagement works.
What did TDS Australia produce for Evoro Group?
Fifty-eight assets across nine disciplines: a twenty-six page capability statement, a twenty-nine page website, twelve service one-pagers, a full brand identity system with guidelines, applied identity across bins and fleet, a fifty-two slide town hall, ten articles, four case studies, LinkedIn asset packs and a hand-coded quarterly newsletter.
How long does a capability statement take to produce?
A tier one capability statement typically takes six to ten weeks. The Evoro master document reached twenty-six pages through three iterative phases, because the first draft was rebuilt to meet the register tier one procurement teams expect.
What is an outsourced brand and marketing function?
One agency team produces every asset a company puts in front of customers, investors and staff, on a monthly retainer rather than project by project. The client approves rather than briefs, scopes and manages several suppliers.
Does TDS Australia design print and physical assets as well as digital?
Yes. The Evoro work covers waste stream bin stickers, fleet vehicle graphics, business card systems, expo booth design, conference flyers and vector artwork supplied to print specification, alongside websites, decks and social assets.
