Sentences with phrase «think brand identity»

I do think brand identity is very important — it also helps people to recognise you and your work and keeps everything looking professional and cohesive.

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Develop a brand identity and personality Chances are, no matter how seemingly unengaging and drab your business appears, there is someone in your ranks that thinks the opposite.

Here, you need to think beyond what's the most aesthetically pleasing (though that helps too) and think about what's going to cement your brand's identity in the minds of your users.

I've been shifting clients into thinking «brand building» and into «if you rip off - site SEO out of your mind entirely, what would a brand do to build it's identity, presence and authority?»

Each brand's story will demonstrate how unique thinking and creative packaging design can build a clear and distinctive brand identity, when either bringing to market a new product, a brand re-design, or maintaining an established brand's market position.

Experts, including Rob Asterley, co-founder at Asterley Bros, Helen Chesshire, co-founder and distiller of Brighton Gin, and Catherine Monahan, founder and CEO of Gigglewater, will examine how, in today's crowded marketplace, original thinking, a unique story and imaginative packaging can enhance a new product's desirability and create a strong brand identity.

Presented by The Drinks Report, the symposium, being held on September 17, day two of the Packaging Innovations and Luxury Packaging show at London Olympia, will see three drinks brands share their ideas and knowledge on how original thinking and imaginative packaging design can create a strong brand identity.

The show also welcomes back a firm favourite in the shape of The Drinks Symposium, which will present three case studies examining how, in today's crowded marketplace, original thinking, a unique story and imaginative packaging can enhance a new product's desirability and create a strong brand identity.

The new visual identity reflects the brand's focus on innovative, fresh and forward - thinking offerings as it continues to meet growing consumer demand for healthier and indulgent on - the - go produce and snack options.

The Cardinals have historically been so bad, and the Saints have been recently so good that when people look at these teams, we think more about their brands than their current teams — especially in Week 1 when they don't have an identity yet.

Here's where things get murky, but it's fairly apparent that Subaru was having a hard time stomaching the thought of a rear - wheel - drive car, since their entire brand identity is predicated on all - wheel drive.

Now, you may think that having a respectable following on social media may be enough, but research has shown that without a strong and consistent brand identity, even a celebrity may have trouble selling books.

When you think about establishing a new brand identity, it is about more than an image, it is our promise to our fans that we will continue our tradition of inventive and exceptional games.

When Guadalajara - based design studio Ochodias was asked to develop a new brand identity for Sabio Infante, a bistro bar located in Barri de Gràcia, Barcelona, the team looked backwards in order to forward think.

Some brands have elevated brand identity to an art (think Apple, LEGO, or Levi's), while others have made it their entry into the playing field (think Warby - Parker, Snapchat, or Casper).

I didn't give a thought to «brand identity,» but rather would approach each show as a special kind of project.

By subtracting all the branding information from advertising images appropriated from four decades of Ebony magazine, Thomas hopes to encourage viewers «to think more deeply about how advertising reinforces generalizations surrounding race, gender, and cultural identity.»

Keeping a firm grip on your brand identity is more important than you might think.

Your brand is what the public thinks about your company, and to influence those feelings, you must first know your identity.

I think that's a critical distinction to make because a lot of times, legal marketers especially, get very wrapped up in the brand identity within the marketplace for a particular law firm and often lose sight of the fact that it's usually a key group of attorneys that are driving the growth of a firm.

They'll think about personal experiences (identity), evidence of your activities (branding, communications and behaviour) and what others have to say about you (image).

The way Yate sees it, you need an identity for your professional life, and personal branding helps you create it by thinking about your values, your skills, and your goals.