Internal Branding (Strategy):

Brand Fundamentals

BRAND MISSION

Prepare a mission statement. A brand mission statement defines its purpose, objectives, and strategy for serving its target audience. It is action-oriented and provides readers with information about your business’s activities and expected results. As the brand develops and its objectives are updated, this statement may change over time. State it in the present tense. Your business will run more smoothly if you pinpoint why you serve your audience daily. Determine the primary goal of your business by performing some research. Try not to copy what others are doing since if your efforts to distinguish your brand are not genuine, they won’t have any effect. Maintaining focus on your purpose will help.

BRAND VISION

A brand vision statement is a one-liner (similar to a tweet in some ways) that expresses the purpose of your brand’s existence, designed to inspire your audience and your team. It is a vision of where your business and brand will go in the future. Brand vision statements strive to influence the world for the better in some way. Although they are usually ambitious and bold, they are also approachable. Your vision statement may change over time mainly as your business develops and your brand meets its objectives.

Because the two are connected, several brands mistakenly think their vision and mission statements are identical. However, your vision differs from your purpose, identity, or mission. A brand vision reveals your company’s future direction and aspirations, whereas a mission describes what you’re striving to accomplish now.

BRAND STORY

Share your experience. Investigate the insides of your business. Retrace your steps and explain how you got started. Share moments from your business’s history that you are sure will resonate with and benefit your audience.

BRAND VALUES

Decide what your business’s core values are. By establishing core values, your business can demonstrate its shared beliefs and how it collaborates to achieve its goals. Always embrace your business’s principles, and be clear about what your company and brand stand for.

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Brand Positioning

BUSINESS NICHE

Identify your area of specialization. You can stay competitive in your industry by focusing your business on a single niche. You won’t just establish yourself as an authority; you’ll also have a structured approach to market research, product development, and advertising.

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Competitor Analysis

Understand your competitors and set yourself apart from them. Find your industry’s competition, then explore what sets you apart from them. Another excellent strategy for staying one step ahead of the game is to learn from your competitors, but be careful not to become sidetracked by gazing into another competitor’s lane.

BRAND BOUNDARIES

List the opportunities you will accept and reject. By setting boundaries for your business, you’ll learn when to say no to requests that don’t fit your brand. You must maintain your competitive edge in your field, and accepting every offer could decrease your value.

TARGET AUDIENCE

Understand who your ideal client or customer is. You can serve your target audience more effectively if you understand who they are and what they need from you. To interact with them more effectively, learn about their main challenges and the platforms on which they are most active.

COMMUNITY

Meet and participate in a group of people who inspire you. Building authentic relationships with your audience and engaging with them is essential for the success of your brand. Spend some time answering comments on blogs and social media. Join groups and leave comments on posts where you can contribute a little. Make online pals with people you’ve never met.

Brand Character

BRAND PERSONALITY

Define the traits of your brand. You will have more clarity when developing your brand’s core if you give it a persona. Your brand personality should be uplifting and draw customers who can relate to you and interact with you on a genuine level.

BRAND BALANCE PRESENTATION

Choose your professional and personal presentation strategies. To successfully run your business, recognize the difference between its professional and personal aspects. Social media is a fantastic platform for sharing your business’s less-than-stellar moments. An excellent way to engage your audience is to share personal aspects of your business professionally.

Brand Expression

BRAND MESSAGING

Improve the language used in your material. Developing your brand messaging will make it easier for visitors to connect with your brand. Brand messaging is how your brand communicates its unique value proposition and personality through verbal and nonverbal messaging. You may motivate them, inspire them, and eventually convince them to become loyal customers or clients if your brand messaging is strong.

BRAND LANGUAGE

Make a list of words that have a similar vibe to your brand. How you speak to your audience through your brand is essential. Your brand should deliver a simple and direct message to which your target market can clearly understand and relate. Never be frightened to be who you are. Every brand voice is original and will draw customers who connect with you.

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BRAND KEYWORDS

Add keywords related to your brand for SEO. Create a collection of words and phrases you may use in your content, captions, et cetera. Your Google Ranking will advance as a result of this. Your brand is most closely associated with these terms, and it is through them that your audience will eventually find you.

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External Branding (Design):

Brand Identity

MOOD BOARD

Design a mood board for business. A mood board is a collection of images that portray your brand. To get a fast and easy idea of the look and feel of your brand, refer to this mood board.

LOGO DESIGN

Get yourself a unique logo. Your logo is just one of many parts that make up your brand. Use no more than three typefaces and three colors to keep your logo simple and clear. Always strive towards simplicity. The outcomes will be worthwhile, and hiring a professional designer will save you time and money in the long run. Creating your own logo or getting a pre-made one might not be the most outstanding choice if you want to grow your brand. A unique, well-designed logo will enhance your brand’s vision.

BRAND FONTS

Buy the licensing for your fonts. Choosing typefaces that reflect your personality is crucial because fonts have so many different characteristics. To establish the tone for your brand, look through different fonts and pick your typography. Choose two or three typefaces to buy, then use them consistently on your website, in social media visuals, and other documents for branding. Some fonts are free to use if you’re low on a budget (open source font families).

BRAND COLORS

Select a set of colors. Coloring impact the emotions you create in your audience. Your brand should have a unique look and inspire specific emotions in your target audience. Pick a color scheme that appeals to your feelings and reflects the type of personality you want to display.

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Website

WEBSITE DOMAIN & HOSTING

Register and configure your unique domain and hosting package. Secure the URL for your business’s website. Owning a web domain that includes your brand’s name will give your company credibility. 

WEBSITE THEME

A website can make or break a business. You require a stunning, expert platform that will assist in converting leads into actual clients or customers. It is one of your most valuable assets. Depending on your resources and level of expertise, you should either hire a web designer to construct a unique website from scratch or buy a theme and build it yourself.

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Brand Content

BRAND PHOTOGRAPHY

Build a photo library. If you want professional brand shots, hire a photographer with experience or go online for royalty-free stock photos. As you extend your brand across various mediums, having a library of images related to your branding will help you maintain consistency. That is ideal for creating a theme for your Instagram account, including photographs on your website, or using them in marketing materials. Your brand will grow thanks to great pictures.

PROFESSIONAL HEADSHOTS

Update your profile pictures and take new headshots. To reveal the person behind your brand, use a professional headshot. You can use this picture almost anyplace you have an online account. People use this to identify whether or not you are an actual person on social media. Self-portrait photos will personify your brand.

WEBSITE CONTENT

Compose a structure for your pages and start writing. One of the processes that could take the longest is creating the content for your website. Always keep things clear. If you have the budget, you can always hire a professional copywriter to share your brand’s expertise with your audience and save you time. 

BLOG POSTS

Plan out your blog posts’ content and establish a posting schedule. Make the call regarding the types of posts you’ll create and the frequency of new post-publication. Start with as many as you can manage, and then progressively adapt your schedule based on your time and the expectations of your audience. Setting the pace for your brand through a blog plan can help your audience know when to anticipate new content from you.

NEWSLETTER

Add a free offer and email list. Select a newsletter provider to gather email addresses for your blog or business. This feature is a direct line to your audience and gives you complete control to advertise your business and maintain contact. Create a newsletter design that represents your business well.

SOCIAL MEDIA

Create a strategy and choose your social media platform(s). A powerful instrument for your brand strategy is social media. Secure your social media accounts and attempt to establish a genuine customer base for your brand. Wherever your audience is most visible should be where you choose to use platforms. Your chances of being recognized increase the more frequently you post.

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other Brand Assets

WORKSPACE

Keep your office in order. A place that inspires you and your brand should be found or created. Make sure you are making it clear that this is your setting, whether you have a desk in the corner of your home, an office space, or a whole building. Since this is where the creative magic happens, you should give it as much of your heart and branding as you can.

BUSINESS EMAIL

Create a mailbox. To keep track of all your messages regarding business, create a business email. It is also helpful to register a different inbox for team members, support requests, and special requests for information.

BRAND SIGNATURE

Create a stylish email signature. Add your new profile pictures, logo, and call to action to your email signature. Regular emails will be significantly more successful in building confidence and increasing visitors to your website or latest post.

BUSINESS CARDS

Create and get your business cards. Giving out business cards is a fantastic marketing strategy. Attend social gatherings and make as many connections as you can. You never know whom you could run into, so keep them close at hand. A call to action is always present in a good business card design.

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Brochure & Flyers

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