Do you have a brand that you absolutely love? Come on, everyone has one.
Chances are, you've been in a situation where you decided to buy something new, even though you had a similar product already. For example, maybe you upgraded your iPhone every time a new model came out, or bought Mickey Mouse ears when you visited Disneyland. It's natural to want to immerse yourself in an experience, and that often means buying new things - especially if they're endorsed by a strong brand presence.
This is a question worth thinking about: do you feel that way about your company's brand? If the answer is no, then it might be time for a rebrand. After all, your company is only as good as its brand.
So it is time for a rebrand
A rebrand is so much more than just your logo - it's how you want the world to see you. It's about finding and attracting like-minded people who believe in what you believe. These are your tribe, the people who will become your best customers and ambassadors. They see a common connection that they can relate to and support, something that speaks to them on a personal level.
It's not a decision to be taken lightly - rebranding takes a lot of hard work, dedication and time. It all starts with understanding who your company is, what it stands for and what you want your customers to think about you. You also need to consider how you want your employees to feel working for you - is it with pride or are they just going through the motions?
Defining your purpose and having a guiding principle to follow is essential if you want to write a meaningful why statement or mission statement. This will give you a clear vision and direction of who you are, which will allow you to communicate your values and ideals effectively.
Now that you have your mission statement and direction, it's time to set the voice and tone of your messaging. For example, a financial company might need to take a factual, no-nonsense approach to build authority and trust with their target audience.
The next step in your rebrand is to focus on the visual aspects, such as your website design, logo, and signage. These are all important elements that will help customers and employees identify with your brand. It's essential that your rebrand is visually appealing and memorable, but most importantly it must be something that people are drawn to and feel good about supporting.
We want you to love your brand
You may have realized that you need a rebrand. If that's the case, Singh Studio can help make your vision a reality. We will work with you to create a brand that represents your business and its values. Contact us today to get started!