It's not necessarily be loud to be strong or command attention. In fact, a whisper generates interest. We crave the secret message. Today is National Entrepreneur Day and every entrepreneur wants to make sure their voice is heard; craved.
Your voice is your brand identity at work.
Your brand guide serves as the rules- the gatekeeper for color, font, placement on promotional materials. Your style is the look & feel of your brand; your identity. Being recognized means your voice is credible & reliable to your message; identifiable.
Here are some examples:
Patagonia - We’re in business to save our home planet
Honest Tea - To create & promote great-tasting, healthy, organic beverages
Think of your brand identity this way: your logo is the recognized face of your brand, grabbing attention just like your smile. The engagement created by that introduction creates a network of consumers interested products & services you have to offer that hopefully become fans!
Your print materials are visual communications. Your business cards, brochures, business forms, checks and stationary are a first impression to your businesses, as well as your location. What you choose to put on your windows & walls or display are all part of the foundation of your brand message. Unique, memorable and cohesive graphics, will evoke a stronger connection to your message. Creating visuals consumers crave.
What can a designer do for your brand?
Here's a brand launch case study around our partner The Chris Murray Team.
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