Creative development
Strategic deployment
Research & development
Integrated design skills
Consistency across collateral
Top level communication
Articulated ideas
brand communication
A rigorous impactful exercise
Re-branding is a big step often taken by companies – but there must be reasoning for re-branding.
Good reasons for re-branding are; there has been a change in the competitive landscape that is impacting growth potential, the key customer profile changed, the company is being pigeonholed as something that it (and its customers) has now outgrown, and so the brand is now communicating an incorrect message or positioning.
The re-branding process is a rigorous as a totally new branding exercise. So re-branding is best tackled by deploying the full variety of integrated marketing skills that Expect More offer: research, strategy, creative development, graphic design, copywriting and implementation.
Like branding, re-branding involves more than logo design, re-branding is about the total customer experience. That’s why it needs an integrated approach.
thinking about rebranding – questions to ask
There are a few key aspects you should consider and assess
The big Idea – what lies at the heart of your company?
Values – what do you believe in?
Vision – where are you going?
Personality – How do you want to come across to your customers?
If you can can start to answer these questions with clarity, consistency and honesty – then you have the basis for developing a strong brand or re-brand.