It is safe to assume most everyone will look you up on Google prior to visiting your business, hiring you for a service, or purchasing your products and/or services. Whenever you interact with people, whether in-person or online, how you present your brand is exceedingly important.
Think of all of the brands you know. While your impression may be positive, negative or somewhere in between, you are likely to automatically perceive them as credible based on the fact that they are known brands. Branding can help increase your own credibility by improving the perception of your business. People buy more from companies they feel they can trust.
Branding may also make you look more established, even if your company has only been in business for a short period of time. It can make a small business look like a Fortune 500 company, which will boosts credibility and allows them to compete with significantly larger brands.
No matter your approach to branding, it is critical to consider what your audience expects of brands such as yours, and find ways to create that brand connection.
Why It’s Important To Have A Brand Promise
A brand promise is an extension of a company’s positioning. It is a value or experience which a company’s customers can expect to receive every single time they interact with that particular brand. It’s extremely important since consumers wish for companies to deliver on the brand promise consistently, time and again. They desire enhanced experiences,…
Typefaces & Fonts Do More Than Transmit Words
Do the typefaces and fonts you choose for your brand materials matter? As long as it’s in a language the audience understands, they’ll get the intended message, right? Wrong. Typefaces and fonts are essentially the shapes of the letters. Shapes are multi-sensory, meaning they affect more than one of your senses and can easily elicit…
What is the Difference Between Serif and Sans-Serif Typefaces?
You may have heard the terms serif and sans-serif before, but do you know what those terms actually mean? In typography, a serif is a small line, stroke, or other decorative flair regularly attached to the end of a larger stroke in a letter or symbol within a particular font or family of fonts. “Sans”…
What is Branding? And, Why is it Important for Your Business?
By definition, branding is the process involved in creating a unique name, image, and overarching identity for a product or service in the consumers’ mind, mainly through advertising campaigns and marketing programs with a consistent theme. Branding aims to establish a significant and differentiated presence in the market that attracts and retains loyal customers. This…
How Dunkin’ Successfully Rebranded in 2019
The history of Dunkin’ began with a restaurant called “Open Kettle” in Massachusetts, in 1948. Founder William Rosenberg served donuts for five cents and premium cups of coffee for ten cents. Rosenberg renamed his restaurant “Dunkin’ Donuts” in 1950, and franchised his brand in 1955. Since 1950, the number of Dunkin’ restaurants has increased to…
When Should You Utilize Digital Printing?
Digital printing is probably what most people are most familiar with, since you probably have one at home. Inkjet printers and laser printers are found in many homes, schools, and offices. Of course, these are generally consumer-level digital printers. For digital printing, images are sent directly to the printer using digital files, as opposed to…
Advertising, Marketing, or Branding Agency?
Choosing an agency to help with your advertising, marketing, or branding needs can seem overwhelming. The agency you choose will play an important role in determining how your potential clients view your company. Which one do you need? If you imagine agencies in healthcare terms – marketing agencies are generalists (the basic needs), advertising agencies…
What is Branding?
Branding is all of the ways you establish an image of your company in your customers’ eyes and minds. It’s your “what”, your “how”, and your “why”. Your description of what you offer, the colors associated with your business, your visual identity, your website, your advertising, your collateral and your social media presence—these are all…
