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Showing posts with label branding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label branding. Show all posts

Saturday, 1 November 2014

Why should company's have to invest in brand identity design?



Why invest? This is a very common question faced by branding agencies when asked by clients. The simple answer is : Steady investment in design is rewarded by lasting competitiveness. The best identity programs embody and advance the company’s brand by supporting desired perceptions. Identity expresses itself in every touchpoint of the brand and becomes intrinsic to a company’s culture—a constant symbol of its core values and its heritage.

According to Wally Olins, The Brand Book, Brands now appear regularly on balance sheets in many companies. The intangible value of the brand is often much greater than the corporation’s tangible assets.

3 Reasons to Invest in Brand Identity

1. Make it easy for the customer to buy. Compelling brand identity presents any company, any size, anywhere with an immediately recognizable, distinctive professional image that positions it for success. An identity helps manage the perception of a company and differentiates it from its competitors. A smart system conveys respect for the customer and makes it easy to understand features and benefits. A new product design or a better environment can delight a customer and create loyalty. An effective identity encompasses such elements as a name that is easy to remember or a distinctive package design for a product.

Wednesday, 8 October 2014

An Effective Guide on How to Brainstorm in a Group

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Effective Brainstorming Session

Brainstorming is an effective and informal way to generate ideas and find a conclusion for a specific problem.It is a group or individual creativity technique for concept generation, some branding agencies use them as visualization and spontaneous compositional tools. Traditional  brainstorming  is  conducted  with  a  group of people so that one contributor’s thought builds on or triggers another’s, although it may even  work  better  when  modified  for  individual use, since there is no holding back.

Some points to remember while brainstorming in a group:


1. Clearly and succinctly define the problem. Determine criteria.

2. Appoint two people: (A) a good note taker and (B) an effective facilitator responsible for running the brainstorming session. (An oversized note pad, a marker board, or an interactive whiteboard screen is useful. Or record the session. Notes should be evaluated at conclusion.)

Saturday, 6 September 2014

BiggBasket -Online Grocery Logo Design by CircumBrand


BiggBasket is an online grocery retailer. The logo mark represents ‘A Happy Smile of A Customer’. The logo mark is simple yet very impressive and spread the message of client’s focused and professional approach towards their customers which finally resulting into happy and smiling customers.