Let’s think about Branding in your terms. Of course, you are not close in size to McDonalds, so not everyone is going to recognize your logo as they would the Golden Arches ( At least not today ). But, you can and should begin the process of creating and sticking to a brand to build your brand identity with your audience. Once you have designed a logo you love, it is critically important that your vendors, retailers, customers, and partners use the correct font, color, size, and acceptable use best practices for your logo or company insignia. Remember, this is your brand! Every time a customer notices your logo or insignia in a public setting they are going to identify with your company as you would hope they should. The more your brand is identified in their memory, it will become second nature that they should conduct business with you. Think of it this way we open up our web browser to search for a good or service online, most of us say we are going to “Google that store” instead of saying “I am going to open a search engine to search for a local business”. Isn’t that incredibly powerful for Google? Over 90 million people per day use Google’s search engine. Wouldn’t it be fantastic if over 90 million people per day chose your brand?
In addition to establishing acceptable use policies and best practices for your logo, many other elements are prescribed in developing your company’s “Style and Branding Guide”. Your Style and Branding Guide is a key element or white paper concerning your company’s branding. We will support your efforts in establishing your brand through the effective development of your very own Style and Branding guide. These helpful white papers can be shared with your vendors, partners, and business contacts for compliance and consistency.
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