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

Monday, February 14, 2011

Reasons for Branding Usability Revamp

Branding and Usability


The visual identity created for a brand translates the brand strategy into clear, distinctive messages. Strategic identity stems from the core values of the company, expressing a consistent and unique vision. This ensures strong associations in the mind of the customer, inspiring trust and respect in the long term; beyond the life of any single product or service.

Rationale and Advantage



  • Bring out Conceptual Message and USP

  • Fulfill business inquiries with ease

  • Reduce maintenance costs

  • Increase customer satisfaction

  • Grow competitive advantage

  • Eliminate over design

  • Increase accessibility to relevant information

  • Increase sales and revenue

  • Share right content in the right form

  • Showcase Products, Solutions, Services, and Customers


It is far too important for your brand identity and brand strategy to be consistent and complementary. Make sure you use your public domain (logo, web site, social media, blogs, etc.) in high synchronization with your brand. Knowing your current and future audience (customers, employees, partners, investors) is very important while achieving consistency in branding revamp.

Good luck!

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Your Web - Your Reflection.

It's your Reflection.



Picture yourself at a public place. The way you dress, behave, speak, act is with the belief that hundreds of eyes are on you. More often than not, yes? And rightfully so. You're applying your thinking well in conducting yourself as a brand - your personal identity.

Let's borrow this philosophy and apply to your online business identity - your web site. The web site is always out at public places. To help comprehend this feature, think of your web as your child. You should want to dress it up, make it speak right, make it behave right, and make it perform right actions. The child *has to* inherit your features. That's nature. Does your web presence pass this *natural* test?

If the above argument has your attention, let's add a few points to how you can start your journey on realistic branding that will stand strong and grow over time.

- Define your business values and goals clearly.
- Discover moods and metaphors through association.
- Generate ideas and define a concept for your site.
- Create a visual language and design it (or get it designed).

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