Includes all features from the Basic Tier.

• Value Proposition Refinement: Craft a clear and compelling value proposition.

• Messaging Strategy: Develop consistent messaging for various channels.

• Extended Brand Guidelines: Expand brand guidelines to cover typography and tone of voice.

What does this process entail?

The process of refining brand identity is a detailed journey involving various elements. Here’s a breakdown:

1. Discovery & Research:

- Brand Audit: Evaluating the current brand perception, strengths, weaknesses, and market positioning.

- Competitive Analysis: Assessing competitors' strategies, strengths, and weaknesses.

2. Strategy Development:

- Defining Vision & Mission: Crafting or refining the brand's long-term goals and objectives.

- Target Audience Profiling: Understanding and defining the brand's ideal customers.

3. Brand Design & Visual Identity:

- Logo Creation/Redesign: Crafting a symbol that embodies the brand's values and message.

- Color Palette & Typography: Selecting a set of colors and fonts that represent the brand’s personality.

- Brand Style Guide: Establishing a guide on how the brand should look and feel across various mediums.

4. Verbal Identity & Content:

- Brand Messaging & Tone: Defining the voice and style the brand uses to communicate.

- Content Creation: Crafting content that aligns with the brand's voice for various platforms.

5. Implementation & Testing:

- Material & Website Creation: Developing assets and a website that reflects the new identity.

- Feedback & Adjustments: Receiving feedback and refining based on testing and responses.

6. Launch & Monitoring:

- Brand Rollout: Introducing the new identity to the audience through marketing and other strategies.

- Performance Tracking: Continually monitoring the brand's performance and audience reactions.

7. Brand Development & Growth:

- Consistent Brand Management: Ensuring all brand assets and messaging remain cohesive.

- Brand Evolution: Adapting the brand as per market trends, customer feedback, and internal goals.