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Marge.wild lab · Social media, reimagined

A social media presence for a trustee’s office

Same numbers. Completely different feed.

Handshake, calculator, lots of blue: that’s how most trustees look on Instagram. In the first episode of Social media, reimagined we show another way. Marge. is an invented Swiss trustee’s office with one clear thought: numbers create room.

  • Social media concept
  • Branding
  • AI imagery

Invented brand, made with AI. Concept, branding and art direction by wild & co.

Marge slide 5: a paper stack with a red sheet, the Marge. wordmark and the line “Zahlen schaffen Spielraum.”
Margin · the reserve between obligation and possibility

The series · social media, reimagined

Boring industry? Not on our feed.

No industry is too dull to scroll: in this series we take industries that usually look conservative or not very visual and rebuild their social presence from scratch, with brand, grid, posts, reels, stories, ads and a campaign. We want to show that strategy and a clear visual idea can make any business stand out, even the one doing your tax return.

Episode one: a trustee’s office, invented and named Marge. The usual before is familiar: handshake, calculator, lots of blue, deadline reminders and “your partner for all things finance”. The work matters for every business decision; the communication makes it look interchangeable. That is where we start.

From this. To this.

A trustee doesn’t sell bookkeeping

A trustee sells room to decide. So Marge. shows no meetings and no deadlines, but stacks of paper moving apart, grids with a single red line and rooms that open up. Tight columns meet wide open space.

Drag the line: on the left the industry’s usual stock photo, on the right slide 4 with Marge.’s new stance. The before is a deliberately generic, illustrative reference, not a real company.

Marge slide 4: tight dark bars and one free line, “A trustee doesn’t sell bookkeeping. They sell room to decide.”
Before reference for Marge.: a generic stock photo with a handshake, calculator, forms and blue folders, as seen in many trustee feeds
Marge. Treuhand wordmark with the M mark
Square Marge. mark: a light M on graphite

The brand · Marge.

Numbers create room.

Marge. is an invented Swiss trustee’s office. The name recalls margin and room to move, the reserve between obligation and possibility. The brand is precise, calm and clear, with a dash of dry humour, and it speaks in short, active sentences instead of financial jargon.

Colour palette
Elfenbeinground#F2EFE8
Graphittext and depth#1B1C1A
Signalrotturning point, one accent per surface#E94C35
Metallgraulines and second layer#A7AAA4
Slide 8, animated: a blue-grey trustee feed full of stock phrases flips tile by tile into the Marge. feed of paper, acrylic and red

Same numbers · completely different feed

A feed flips, tile by tile

Blue tiles saying “happy to advise you” and “don’t forget the deadline” flip over and become paper edges, acrylic and one single red sheet. Same industry, same numbers, but suddenly a feed you recognise.

The image system · six columns, wide margins

Paper, acrylic, metal

Physical still lifes instead of stock photos: paper, acrylic and brushed metal in hard natural light. Every image has exactly one red intervention, never more. That is how the pictures carry the slides, from the image system to the campaign.

  1. Marge slide 7: an image system of paper, acrylic and metal, headline “Paper, acrylic, metal. And one red move.”
    Paper, acrylic, metal · one red move
  2. Marge slide 10: the same idea as reel, story with a poll and ad, “Same idea, every format.”
    Same idea · every format
  3. Marge slide 11: the campaign “Der rote Faden” with a red paper ribbon winding between pale columns
    The red thread · campaign

Content pillars

What the feed talks about

  1. Spielraum schaffenWhat good numbers make possible in everyday business.
  2. Was Zahlen wirklich sagenVisual explainers, never oversimplified.
  3. Der Moment der EntscheidungThe questions behind the spreadsheets.
  4. Ordnung im HintergrundThe people and the precision behind the work.
  5. Marge MomentsShort, dry observations on clarity and growth.

The feed · tap a post to read it

The new feed

This is how the episode ran on Instagram. The slides in Marge.’s own colours are on this page, and slide eight is the animation. The others sit in this grid: tap a post and it opens up large.

marge.treuhandZahlen schaffen Spielraum.

  1. post 08Animation, see above ↑

From moodboard to system

From stock photo to a feed of its own

It started with a typical industry feed, as a deliberately generic reference. From there we worked out what was missing: an idea, a system and a visual language people recognise. Then came the wordmark, the grid, the imagery, the content pillars and the formats for reel, story and ad.

Marge. moodboard in nine tiles: paper edges, acrylic, brushed metal, grooves, a red sheet and a staircase
Moodboard · paper edges, acrylic, metal and one red sheet
  1. BriefAn industry that usually looks conservative gets a completely new presence.
  2. StrategyThe trustee as the one who creates room to move, with five content pillars for the feed.
  3. MoodboardPaper, acrylic, brushed metal, hard natural shadows and one single red intervention.
  4. DesignWordmark, square mark, a six-column grid and a palette of four colours.
  5. ApplicationsFeed, reel, story with a poll, ad and the campaign “Der rote Faden” (the red thread).

Same numbers. Completely different feed.

Brand
Marge., fictional
Series
Social media, reimagined, Episode 01
Carousel
12 slides, one of them animated
Before
Illustrative industry reference

What this means for your industry

Trustees, insurance, law, industry: many sectors are seen as hard to show, and then a stock photo ends up in the feed again. We find the idea behind what you offer and turn it into a visual world and a system people recognise in the feed straight away. We show you the concept with AI before a single post goes live.

Margin note

Let’s prove it isn’t.

Think your industry is boring? We’ll find the idea your feed is still missing.

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