A brand identity and CMS-driven Framer site for a selective Amazon growth agency.
Client
Kyzenn
Industry
Amazon Growth / eCommerce
Services
Brand Identity, Web Design, Framer Development, CMS Architecture, SEO
Tech stack
Framer, CMS, Custom Code Components, Figma
Year
2026
AGR Studio designed Kyzenn's brand identity and built a fast, CMS-driven Framer website for the Amazon agency, 10 service pages, custom components, full SEO.
Kyzenn is a full-service Amazon growth agency for brands serious about scale, seven years on Amazon, 500+ brands managed, selective by design. They came to AGR Studio with strong positioning but a website that did not match the calibre of the work: a generic template that read like every other agency and could not tell the story of how they actually operate.
The mandate was twofold. First, a brand identity sharp enough to signal premium, operator-led expertise. Second, a website built to convert serious brands, fast, content-rich, and easy for the team to keep current without a developer in the loop.
Positioning the brand
We started with the difference Kyzenn leads with: most Amazon agencies manage your account; Kyzenn grows your business. That single contrast became the spine of the narrative, every page, headline and proof point ladders back to profitable growth over vanity metrics.
Architecture for scale
Kyzenn offers ten services across two groups, full Amazon account management and external demand generation, plus case studies, insights and open roles. We mapped this to a CMS-first architecture so each service, case study, article and job posting is a structured record, not a hand-built page. The team adds a row; the site builds the page.
A confident, restrained system
The identity pairs a bold geometric “K” monogram and the KYZENN wordmark with a disciplined type system, Figtree for headings, BDO Grotesk for body, and a single Blue Ink accent against deep ink and clean neutrals. Sentence-case throughout keeps the voice direct rather than shouty.
Brand collateral
The system extends past the screen: business cards, a soft-gradient brand board, and signature mockups carry the same monogram, gradient and restraint, so the brand holds together from inbox to in-hand.
Imagery
Every photo is non-human and topic-matched, sourced and curated so each service and case study is illustrated by its subject, not stock people, keeping the look premium and on-message.
Built in Framer, driven by CMS
The site runs on five CMS collections, Services, Case Studies, Blog, Careers and People, with detail templates bound field-by-field, so 10 service pages and 8 case studies render from structured content the team controls.
Custom code components
Where Framer's built-ins stopped, we wrote React code components: a CMS-bound per-service comparison table, a code-styled CMS slideshow, a gradient contrast headline, an animated count-up for results, and an Instagram-style case-study reel that pulls titles, images and links straight from the CMS.
Conversion & integrations
A full-width HubSpot booking calendar replaces the old contact form, and a single “Talk to us” call-to-action runs site-wide. Responsive breakpoints, balanced text wrapping and considered motion round out the build.
SEO foundation
Every page carries keyword-forward titles and meta descriptions; detail pages bind SEO fields per CMS record. We added Organization and service structured data (JSON-LD), a clean sitemap, an llms.txt for AI crawlers, and alt text across the image library.
Results & Impact
Kyzenn launched with a brand and site that finally match the level of the work, a premium, operator-led presence that explains a genuinely different way of running Amazon accounts.
The CMS-first build means the team ships new services, case studies and roles without touching a developer, and the SEO foundation positions every service page to compete on its own terms. The result reads selective by design, exactly the brand they set out to be.
10
Service pages
5
CMS collections
6
Custom components
