WHO IS SHE?? One of my favourite joyous parts of creating a BRAND with a client is creating something that ensures they are instantly recognisable , and getting uniquely creative around how they can bring all their personality to the table and really give the brand extra life. Rosalia at @manukamedia was a client who came for SPACE but stayed for a rename and rebrand to uplevel She’s a Sassy Not Sorry example of stepping into and not just embracing your brand, but owning who you are and creating something that has serious standout potential and power !! Every brand needs ANCHORS ⚓️ Not the kind that weigh you down - the kind of anchors that ELEVATE you, from blending in and boring to SASSY and STAND OUT but they’re not always what you think they are. Sometimes they’re intentional strategic decisions and things that we add, to bring your messaging through in order to amplify the volume and sometimes it’s about being intentional about the aspects that make up your default settings; maybe you wear funky glasses, have bright coloured hair or always have a hat on. The details that pop help people see you, remember you, recognise you - these are part of building your instantly recognisable brand xx What are your brand anchors ?? Xx #brandingstrategy #branddevelopment #brandstrategy
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