branding
"A brand is a person’s gut feeling about a product, service or company."
- Marty Neumeier
Which restaurant would you pick?
These two restaurants are a prime example of what branding can do for your business, which would you choose if you saw both side by side? The Noodlehouse chose to have a creative logo, specific font and color palette. West Lake chose to put up a sign without any branding in mind.
Both restaurants may get their food from the same distributor and have similar recipes. They may have the same quality of service but because Noodlehouse took branding into consideration, they have higher perceived value.
Your Business is a combination of
Dont neglect any of these
If any of these 3 components are missing, your business will not reach it’s full potential. You would never neglect the quality of you products, so why cut corners on making your business visually cohesive?
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Branding made simple
Logo
Your logo is a symbol of your business. It represents: the quality of your products, how you treat your customers and how people feel about your brand overall.
Tagline
Your tagline can be anything from heartfelt to funny to serious. As long as it is something that makes sense with the business as a whole, it will work.
Integration
The goal is to integrate your logo, colors and font into every aspect of your business. If you succeed, there will be no forgetting who or what your brand is.
Messaging
The messaging that your business relays is essential. You want to make sure your customers know your values and what you will deliver as a business.
Consistency
One of the most important things for a brand to do is be consistent. If you deliver again and again better than competitors, then customers will not hesitate to return.
Be True
Make sure you stay true to your brand. Don't say something one minute and go back on it the next minute. Likewise, do not start using different colors or messaging. Consistency is key!