Positioning
What should you be known for?
Find the space your business can credibly own, and the reason someone should choose you over the alternatives.
Brand strategy · Dubai
Before the new logo. Before another campaign. Before more content. Work out what your business should mean to people, and why they should choose you.
01 / The real problem
You can have a polished identity, a busy social feed and a beautiful website, yet still leave people unsure what makes you different. Brand strategy connects the business you are building with the meaning people take away from it.
02 / Strategy in motion
Scroll through the thinking. The visual stays with you while each part of the strategy comes into focus.
01 / THE THINKING
First, get past the category clichés. What can this business credibly own that customers actually care about?
02 / THE THINKING
A brand cannot mean everything to everyone. Understand the audience, their priorities and what tips their decision.
03 / THE THINKING
Turn the thinking into a message people can grasp quickly and remember later, in language that sounds like you.
04 / THE THINKING
Give design, content, campaigns and customer experience one strategic thread to follow, instead of disconnected activity.
03 / The foundations
Explore the thinking behind a brand that has a clear place in the market.
What should you be known for?
Find the space your business can credibly own, and the reason someone should choose you over the alternatives.
Who needs to care, and why?
Understand the people you want to reach, what matters in their decisions, and what is keeping them from choosing you.
Can people explain your value?
Shape the core message and brand voice so your value is easy to understand, recognise and remember.
Does everything tell one story?
Give your website, content, campaigns and creative work a shared strategic direction.
04 / A useful place to start
Choose the problem closest to yours. The right strategic question depends on what is actually holding the brand back.
Ein Rock · Dubai
If your business has outgrown its message, or your marketing needs a stronger foundation, let’s talk about what your brand needs to stand for.