WOLF DEN LEADS · BRAND RESOURCES

One den.
One identity.

The Wolf Den Leads brand kit. Logos, colors, typography, and practical guidance for a consistent look wherever the pack shows up.

ZIP · logos, web fonts, color files, and usage guide

Wolf Den Leads wolf-and-house symbol
WOLF DEN LEADS

FIELD SALES THAT MOVE MARKETS.

01 / THE IDENTITY

A familiar mark.
A clearer presence.

Use the text-free symbol with the company name in headers. Choose the full company logo for standalone materials that need to carry the name themselves.

Text-free navy and silver wolf-and-house logoTRANSPARENT PNG

Primary symbol

Wolf + house · no lettering · 1254 × 1254 px

PNG
Full Wolf Den Leads company logo with the name beneath the symbolFULL COMPANY LOGO

Stacked company logo

Symbol + company name · white background

JPEG
Header pairing
Wolf-and-house symbol
WOLF DEN LEADS

Pair the symbol with the company name once. Use the symbol-only file beside live header text.

02 / THE PALETTE

Navy leads.
Silver supports.

The main and career websites share a navy foundation with silver accents, open white space, and soft cloud backgrounds. Use the supporting neutrals to create depth.

Select a swatch to copy its HEX code.

03 / THE TYPE

Strong headlines.
Clear conversations.

Barlow Condensed gives the main website its bold editorial headlines. Montserrat supports the company wordmark and secondary brand materials, while Inter keeps body copy, forms, and navigation easy to read. All three families are included with their licenses.

DISPLAY HEADLINES

Barlow Condensed

Built to move
markets.

Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg
0123456789

WORDMARK & SUPPORTING TYPE

Montserrat

Built to move
markets.

Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg
0123456789

BODY & INTERFACE

Inter

The best conversations
start with clarity.

Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg
0123456789

Font licenses: Barlow Condensed, Montserrat and Inter · SIL Open Font License 1.1. Barlow Condensed is supplied as TTF; Inter and Montserrat are Latin WOFF2 web fonts.

04 / PUT IT TO WORK

Give the brand
room to lead.

A few simple habits keep the identity clear, readable, and consistent across websites, social graphics, presentations, and field materials.

01

Choose the right version

Use the symbol next to live company-name text. Use the stacked company logo when the artwork needs to introduce Wolf Den Leads on its own.

02

Protect the breathing room

For standalone artwork, leave clear space around the mark of at least one quarter of its width. In compact headers, follow the pairing shown above.

03

Keep the details readable

Recommended digital minimums: 40 px wide for the symbol and 160 px wide for the stacked company logo. Keep the original proportions at every size.

04

Let contrast do the work

Use the navy symbol on white or a light surface. On navy backgrounds, place the symbol inside a white tile so the house outline stays visible.

Keep it consistent

Use the supplied files, preserve the navy and silver palette, and use the company name once in a header pairing.

Avoid visual noise

Don’t stretch, recolor, rotate, or add effects to the mark. Avoid placing it on busy photography or repeating the full logo beside the same company name.

THE WDL VOICE

Confident. Human.
Accountable.

Write like a capable teammate: direct, respectful, and clear about the next step. Focus on people, preparation, and follow-through. Keep performance and compensation language specific, with the applicable conditions.

“Field sales that move markets.”

READY FOR THE NEXT TOUCHPOINT

Take the kit.
Keep it consistent.

Two logos, three font families, the complete palette, and a practical usage guide.

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