/ White-label campaign proposal

Make room for the work.

A launch system for : a coastal offsite designed around small teams, focused decisions, and one shared table.

01 / Brief received

Turn an unusual place into a clear reason to leave the office.

Vale House needs a focused launch for founders, operations leads, and small remote teams planning a decision-heavy offsite. The campaign should feel quiet and useful, not like corporate retreat theatre.

The agency owns the client relationship. Relay Desk produces the connected artifacts and returns editable work for agency presentation.

AudienceTeams of 2-16, with one accountable organizer.
Primary actionSubmit an offsite planning inquiry.
ConstraintNo invented availability, booking, or result claim.

02 / Message system

A room for the decision, not another event agenda.

Core line: Make space for the work that needs a room.

Support: A quiet coastal house for focused offsites, decisions that need daylight, and teams small enough to share one table.

Voice: Calm, concrete, and operational. Avoid wellness clichés, forced productivity language, and vague promises of transformation.

ResetBreak the weekly loop.
DecideGive the hard decision a physical room.
BuildLeave with a committed next version.

03 / Deliverables and credits

Three artifacts, built as one campaign system.

Total
RevisionOne consolidated revision per artifact.
HandoffEditable source plus QA notes.

04 / Production timeline

Seven business days to first-draft completion.

Day 1

Confirm

Lock supplied assets, campaign message, audience, credit count, and approval owner.

Day 2-3

Design

Build proposal direction and microsite system. Review responsive structure early.

Day 4-6

Produce

Complete page states, report interactions, print layout, and shared data consistency.

Day 7

QA + handoff

Run layout, function, console, print, and export checks before editable delivery.

05 / QA, assumptions, and exclusions

Useful because the boundaries are visible.

QA: desktop/mobile overflow, required-field validation, success state, report filters, CSV export, print layouts, image loading, and console health.

Assumptions: the agency supplies final legal terms, approved client assets, deployment access, and one consolidated feedback owner.

Excluded: real bookings, payment processing, production database, CRM integration, analytics certification, end-client contact, and more than one revision per artifact.

DataReport figures are synthetic and visibly disclosed.
BrandVale House and Northline Studio are fictional.
AIUsed for production assistance; human direction owns the result.