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Contact Sol Solo

Contact Sol Solo for general enquiries, rights and licensing requests, press or speaking invitations, collaborations, and selected brand or consultancy enquiries connected with Sol Solo, Carlos Simpson and CARLOS SIMPSON™ Design Studio.

Location: London, United Kingdom Primary contact: de**********@***********on.com Practice: Sol Solo

Sol Solo is a personal branding and creative practice associated with Carlos Simpson and CARLOS SIMPSON™ Design Studio. This page explains how to contact Sol Solo and how different types of enquiries should be directed.

General enquiries

Use this route for general questions about Sol Solo, website matters, brand positioning, public content, references or general professional contact.

Rights and licensing

Use this route if your enquiry concerns permissions, republication, quotation, image use, brand content, page reuse, editorial use or licensing of Sol Solo materials.

Press, speaking and collaborations

Use this route for interviews, media requests, features, collaborations, speaking invitations, partnership conversations or selected consultancy enquiries connected with Sol Solo.

Primary contact note: Sol Solo operates within the wider Carlos Simpson practice ecosystem. Where appropriate, enquiries may be handled through CARLOS SIMPSON™ Design Studio using the contact route below.

1. Enquiry types

To help route your message efficiently, please identify the type of enquiry you are making. Sol Solo uses a single principal contact route, but different types of enquiries may need different information and may be handled in slightly different ways.

General and brand enquiries

  • general questions about Sol Solo;
  • personal branding, positioning or identity-related conversations;
  • website or content queries;
  • public information or professional introduction enquiries.
General Brand Website

Rights and permissions enquiries

  • requests to quote, reproduce or republish Sol Solo content;
  • image, graphic or page-use requests;
  • editorial, publishing or media permissions;
  • licensing or brand asset use requests.
Licensing Permissions Editorial use

Press, speaking and collaboration enquiries

  • podcast, interview or media requests;
  • speaking invitations and panel participation;
  • creative or editorial collaborations;
  • selected partnership and project discussions.
Press Speaking Collaboration

Consultancy or project enquiries

  • brand strategy and positioning discussions;
  • creative consultancy connected with identity, messaging or communication;
  • projects that may sit more appropriately within Carlos Simpson Design Studio.
Consultancy Strategy Studio routing

2. Contact routes

Sol Solo currently uses a primary central contact route. To help direct your message, please use the relevant subject line format shown below and include enough context for the enquiry to be assessed properly.

Primary Sol Solo contact

For most enquiries, including general contact, brand conversations, rights and permissions requests, collaborations, speaking invitations and selected consultancy discussions, please use:

de**********@***********on.com

This address may also be used where an enquiry needs to be routed through CARLOS SIMPSON™ Design Studio rather than handled solely as a Sol Solo website enquiry.

How to label your email

Please make the subject line clear and specific. This makes routing, triage and response handling easier, particularly where the enquiry concerns rights, press, licensing or consultancy.

Suggested subject line — General
Sol Solo enquiry – [brief subject]
Suggested subject line — Rights / licensing
Sol Solo licensing request – [page / image / article / asset]
Suggested subject line — Press / speaking / collaboration
Sol Solo press or collaboration enquiry – [brief subject]

What to include in a rights or permissions enquiry

  • the exact page, article, image, visual, quote or asset you want to use;
  • where and how it will be used;
  • whether the use is editorial, educational, internal, public, promotional or commercial;
  • the publication, organisation, project or outlet involved;
  • the deadline, territory, format and duration if relevant.

What to include in a consultancy or collaboration enquiry

  • your name, organisation and role;
  • a concise description of the project or discussion you have in mind;
  • what kind of input you are seeking from Sol Solo or Carlos Simpson;
  • timing, deadlines and any budget or commissioning context where appropriate.

3. Contact form

If you prefer, you may also use the contact form below for general enquiries. If your enquiry concerns rights, licensing, permissions, press or consultancy, make that explicit in the message subject and opening line.

Send an enquiry

If your message is time-sensitive, include your deadline in the subject line or the first line of your message.

    By using the contact form or emailing Sol Solo, you acknowledge that your message may be processed in accordance with the Sol Solo Privacy Notice. A contact enquiry does not by itself create a client relationship, licence, contract or formal engagement.

    4. Frequently asked questions

    Should rights and licensing requests go to the same email address?

    Yes. For Sol Solo, rights and licensing requests can be sent to the main contact address shown on this page. To help route the enquiry correctly, clearly label the subject line and identify the exact material you are asking about.

    Can I use the contact form for press or collaboration enquiries?

    Yes, but if the enquiry is important, time-sensitive or rights-related, email is usually preferable because it makes routing and record-keeping clearer. If you use the form, label the enquiry clearly.

    Will every Sol Solo enquiry be handled only within Sol Solo?

    Not necessarily. Some enquiries may be handled through CARLOS SIMPSON™ Design Studio or within the wider Carlos Simpson practice ecosystem where that is the more appropriate operational route.

    Does sending a contact enquiry create a service agreement or permission grant?

    No. Sending an enquiry does not by itself create a contract, licence, permission grant, project engagement or advisory relationship. Any such arrangement would need to be agreed separately and expressly.