There has probably never been an easier time to create your own marketing.
Canva makes it possible to design a social post in minutes. AI can give you 30 headline ideas before you finish your coffee. Your phone can shoot surprisingly good photos and video. Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and LinkedIn give you direct access to your audience.
But having more tools doesn’t necessarily make marketing easier.
“We’re Ready for a New Look.” That’s Usually where the conversation begins. After more than three decades of working with businesses and organizations on their brands, I’ve learned that one of the most important decisions often happens before we design anything.
The question of a brand refresh vs. rebrand usually comes down to how much of the existing identity still has value—and how much needs to change. How much should we change?
The difference between a logo and a brand goes much deeper than visual design. A logo identifies a business, while a brand is built from strategy, positioning, messaging, audience, experience and the perceptions people develop over time.
The tools will keep changing. So will the way people search, shop, communicate and make decisions.
That’s fine with us.
We still believe good marketing starts with understanding the problem, asking the right questions and knowing which ideas are worth pursuing.
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