
KONEKA is a new brand tied to Prakab and the SKB Group. While Prakab holds a strong market position, a long history and established trust, KONEKA started practically from scratch.
So the client faced a specific situation: bring a new commercial brand to market that would feel modern and independent, yet still build on the tradition, know-how and manufacturing base of an established player. There was no need to cut ties with Prakab. What was needed was to cleverly build the relationship between the two brands so the market would grasp it immediately.
Just a pretty launch wouldn’t have been enough here. KONEKA couldn’t come across as an alternative to Prakab, nor as an entirely new brand. From day one it had to be legible. We needed to explain why the new brand exists, what its role is and what it adds.
At the same time it was essential to create an identity and communication that would work across touchpoints, from campaigns through sales materials to outdoor spaces or offices.

That was the foundation of the whole solution. We drew on the strongest asset the client had: trust in Prakab. We recast it into a new brand with its own face, its own voice and its own role, yet standing on a solid base. We didn’t treat the brand in isolation as a marketing layer, but as a functional part of the whole business ecosystem.

We wanted KONEKA to feel confident, contemporary and clear. We created branding elements and a flexible visual system that can easily carry over into online campaigns, POS materials, office branding and an outdoor wayfinding system. It was important that the brand work not only outwardly, but that employees inside the company adopt it too.

The solution also included a content and performance layer. We prepared a content plan for the period ahead, key visuals for online communication and set up digital campaigns on Meta, LinkedIn, Sklik and Google Ads. Thanks to this the brand was consistent from the start, not only visually but also in its communication.
We helped bring KONEKA to market as a brand with a clear role, strong backing and a consistent presence. The client gained greater confidence in how to present the new brand. It can more easily explain its proposition and lean on a unified communication system across channels. For customers, partners and visitors to the brand, this means better orientation and greater trust from the first contact.
We connected the best of both worlds: the reputation of a strong manufacturer and a new commercial brand that meets today’s market needs.


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