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Branding Guides
Building a brand that works everywhere: logos, style guides, naming, trade marks, colour, voice and rebrands.
Building a brand that works everywhere: logos, style guides, naming, trade marks, colour, voice and rebrands.
A tradie brand gets judged at 60km/h, on a dusty shirt and over the phone. Three practical tests for logos, colours and names that actually stick.
Read the guide 6 min readBrandingHealth brands have to reassure nervous people and stay inside advertising law at the same time. How tone, colour, photos and wording do both.
Read the guide 6 min readBrandingIf you can't say who you're for and why you're different in one sentence, your website can't either. A formula, worked examples, and how to use it.
Read the guide 5 min readBrandingLogo quotes can range from the price of a pub lunch to the price of a used car. What each level includes, and how counting your touchpoints tells you which one to buy.
Read the guide 6 min readBrandingTrading under your own name is easy to start and hard to sell. A business name is the opposite. The right choice depends on whether you plan to hire, grow or one day sell.
Read the guide 5 min readBrandingBrands drift because nobody owns them and the right files are hard to find. Four simple systems keep yours looking like one business everywhere.
Read the guide 5 min readBrandingMost rebrands don't lose customers because of the new logo. They lose them through confusion, which a rollout calendar, a touchpoint checklist and a clear customer announcement prevent.
Read the guide 6 min readBrandingA consistent photo style does more for your brand than a new logo. Write it down in five lines, build the shoot around a shot list, and use one set of images everywhere.
Read the guide 6 min readBrandingBeing local is a real advantage for a regional business. Turning it into a lighthouse logo and a sunset gradient isn't. Use real places, people and detail that only your business could claim.
Read the guide 5 min readBrandingIf what you sell is advice, care or expertise, the product is invisible. People, process, plain language and well designed documents show clients who you are instead.
Read the guide 5 min readBrandingMost small business websites sound identical because they're written in the same safe corporate language. A few simple rules and some honest rewrites fix that.
Read the guide 5 min readBrandingA registered business name doesn't stop anyone using your name. A trade mark can, if you check the register, pick the right classes and file before your signage goes up.
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Our team in Ballina builds websites, runs SEO and social media, and handles branding and photography for businesses across the Northern Rivers and Australia.