Branding
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The document discusses elements that make up a brand including a catchy name, logo, colors, characters, fonts, sounds, movements, emblem, and slogans. It notes some famous slogans used by major brands. It asks how to create a memorable and unique brand that engages customers in an inoffensive way through speaking about the product. The document also mentions brand refreshing, awareness, recall, recognition, and positioning as well as customers being unaware of a brand.
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Branding
- 1. Branding
- 3. 5 LE 25 LE
- 7. Catchy name
- 8. Logo
- 9. Colors
- 13. Characters
- 15. Fonts
- 16. Sounds
- 17. Movements
- 18. Emblem
- 19. Slogans Just do it ! Connecting people I’m lovin’ it Impossible is nothing Gotta catch ‘em all
- 21. How to create Your Brand?
- 22. Speaks memorable noticeable about your product unique Engages inoffensive customers
- 23. Brand refreshing
- 24. Brand awareness
- 26. Brand recall
- 28. Unaware of brand