How To Integrate Your Brand Into Every Facet of Your Company

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The key to integrating your brand into every facet and aspect of your company is having a clear internal definition of your brand story. Your brand story is a valuable tool for a plethora of reasons. It guides your marketing, directs your visual identity, and becomes your best tool for selling your products and services. A good brand story has the following attributes:

  • It starts with the problem your ideal customer has
  • It paints a clear picture of the road to a solution
  • It defines the experience your customer can expect to have
  • It fosters a feeling of community and corporate engagement
  • It lets your target market know your brand’s personality and your company’s culture
  • It’s easy to translate into a memorable visual identity

 

How Do You Ensure Your Brand Is Integrated Consistently Into Every Aspect Of Your Company?

Start by making sure your brand guidelines are clearly understood and strictly adhered to. Every team member should have a clear, concise picture of your brand’s colors, logo, and fonts. From ads to promo materials to corporate apparel to vehicle wraps, internal brand awareness ensures consistency all the way across the board.

 

It is also important to set forth a clear company culture and messaging. While all corporations have a company message and culture, it’s critical that every employee from the boardroom to the website to the retail establishment – and every point in between – know and understand this message. It’s the singular message you want your target market to understand and resonate with.

 

Consult your target demographic via market research and surveys. When surveyed, your target market will tell you key information. That information includes how they understand your company’s message and how they perceive and feel about your products and services. Your target market will also tell you what they are willing to pay for those products and services and how they prefer to receive them (physically versus digitally).

 

Incorporate your branding – especially your brand message – into your value proposition. Use the insight you’ve gained into your target demographic to create digital marketing campaigns. Use that same information to create a clear, compelling visual identity. Again, use that information to point out the unique selling propositions that differentiate you from your competitors. One of the most strategic places to incorporate your brand is in every call to action designed to get your ideal consumer to do something. Subscribing to your newsletter, reading your blog, visiting your purchase URL, and adding an item to a shopping cart – all these actions are calls to action that lead to sales.

 

The goal of effective marketing is to create customer touch points that draw positive attention to your corporation. The who, what, when, where, and how of your consumers matters to your brand. When your branding is cohesively depicted across all aspects of your company, it delivers a clear, compelling message.

 

Finally, integrated brand awareness helps build a solid social media following. While your social media photos, avatars, graphic components, and profiles do not need to be identical, they do need to be cohesive. This creates a clear picture that allows consumers to recognize your brand on ever social media outlet they frequent and prefer. Contact the graphic design experts at DPrint. We’ll delve into your company’s brand and help you establish a solid corporate visual identity that resonates with your target market and leads to increased profitability for your company.