Corporate Identity Tailored to Your Needs
What does corporate identity encompass?
- Promotional Print Materials
- Business Cards
- Packaging, Tags, and Labels
- Social Media Templates
- Digital Graphics
- Promotional Merchandise
When creating a corporate identity, we base our work on knowledge in the following areas:
Consumer Psychology
Color Theory
Typography
Global Consumer Behavior Research
Our Services
During the brand development process we create a logo, corporate style (identity), and, if needed, we come up with a brand name and prepare a complete brand book (style guide). In every product or service category, there is competition, and it’s fierce in almost all areas of business. You cannot rely on luck alone to create an iconic corporate style.
Only precise positioning, calculation, and thoughtful decisions lead to success. Therefore, we analyze trends and competition in our client’s industry and related fields in advance of any design.
Today, coming up with a good name is increasingly difficult. We discuss tasks, positioning, and target audience with the client and then get to work. Two or three specialists work on the project, each submitting up to 50 variants. These variants are checked for viability and protection based on publicly available sources. In the end, you will receive 2-3 options to choose from, which are free for promotion on social networks, domain name registration, and suitable for trademark registration.
The brand already exists but needs adjustments. First, we focus on the reasons and determine the direction in which these adjustments should be made. We examine what has changed in industry trends and the perception of the target audience. We conduct a competitive analysis and identify your strengths and weaknesses. Rebranding is often accompanied by changes within the company. Visual differences before and after rebranding may not always be substantial, depending on the extent of changes in the company’s values.
Packaging is often the primary communication channel with consumers. Particularly for food products, where packaging helps them stand out from competitors on the shelf. Packaging also helps “communicate” with customers, presenting the brand’s position, prices, and values. Coffee shops are recognizable by their branded cups, and pizza is identified by its boxes, and so on. Packaging design should be appealing enough for customers to want to photograph and share it on social media. Our work takes this into account, and we consider packaging a crucial element of a strong brand.
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