Brand Messaging
Brand Messaging
January 13, 2009 at 3:43 pm
Developing effective brand messaging is a complex task, but it’s crucial to articulate your brand’s value proposition to everyone—from employees to vendors to customers. Strong, clear messaging emanates from a strong, clear purpose. A carefully considered messaging system allows you to dramatize the uniqueness of your brand and spread the word effectively.
Use this simple slide to help illustrate how your brand’s messaging elements move outward from its core purpose.
Purpose (never changes)
The fundamental reason your company is in business beyond making money.
Mission (can change every 10-25 years)
An over-arching strategy for achieving your purpose.
Vision (can change every 7-15 years)
A bold picture of the future to focus everyone’s efforts on the mission.
Trueline (can change every 3-10 years)
An internal expression of your brand’s most compelling differentiator.
Tagline (can change every 1-5 years)
An out-facing expression of your trueline.
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A lot of nice diagrams and charts…
Brand theory and academic postering does not mean
better design!
Innovative? Well… If you think so.
I don’t know about you but i am T_R_A_N_S_F_O_R_M_E_D ?
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This is good stuff! What would be some examples of the above concepts?