Have you thought about what your company does, who the target group is and how your product or service makes the customer's life easier?
But do you know what your company's brand will be? How do you reach your customers and how do they see you? We've put together this article to help you find the answers to these questions. Please take the time to read it and we hope it will give you ideas and help you implement them.
Branding helps create a relationship with the ideal customer.
Branding is everything your potential customers see and interact with that differentiates you from your competition.
Your product is probably tailored to a certain type of person. So who are they?
What is their name, age and where do they live? What are their likes and dislikes, what else should you know about them?
How do they use the product/service?
There are more questions and it can all be a bit complicated, but there are simple models to answer them and take the first steps.
The name of the company and the brand do not have to be the same, and one company can have several brands. To create a logo, it is necessary to find the "golden ticket" using:
Brand name - Values and mission - Colors - Design.
Voice is the personality of your brand.
Tone is how you express your personality.
Areas where you use the voice and tone of your brand colors:
LOGO - social media - website - in-store/office design - staff uniform - vehicle design - marketing materials and products.
Representing your brand and company on a physical level.
How to integrate your logo on objects, vehicles and indoors as well as streetscape and buildings? We think outside the box, because our competitors are also trying to find a solution to the same problem.
The biggest mistake entrepreneurs and marketers make is trying to figure it all out themselves. Unfortunately, there is simply a lack of knowledge and it shows. There are more surfaces to cover with logos and brand symbols than you can imagine. It also has certain design and psychology rules and formulas to avoid exaggerating or sending the wrong signal to the customer.
Some examples of representative materials that we recommend choosing with the help of a designer. Stickers for window/wall/floor. Folders/menus and document bases. Products with logos. UV resistant materials for outdoor use - car stickers, labels/signs, posters, banners, tents/stands and facade stickers for buildings.