The document provides branding guidelines for Fire Avert, a company that creates solutions to prevent stove fires. It describes the inspiration and mission behind the brand. It then outlines the logo, colors, typography, photography styles, and other branding elements that should be used consistently across all marketing materials to represent the Fire Avert brand. Proper and improper uses of the logo are demonstrated. Templates for stationery, web assets, and overall site design are also included to ensure brand messaging is conveyed uniformly.
Look before you leap - research as foundation for brand identity developmentRachel Reuben
The document summarizes Ithaca College's rebranding process which included identifying problems with their existing brand like having no core message and an outdated logo. They conducted research through focus groups, surveys, and studies to gain insights and buy-in for the rebranding. This research informed the development of a new brand identity and statement positioning the college as preparing students to be "ready for the future." Testing of logo and advertising concepts provided feedback that guided refinements to the new brand which launched in 2011 and was evaluated through subsequent perception studies.
Having a strong, unique and consistent Brand Voice is key to creating a successful brand across all marketing channels. This Brand Voice Toolkit will help you build a voice for your brand by first introducing the concept of Brand Voice and why it is imperative for a brand to be recognizable, identifiable, and relatable.
Your Brand Voice Toolkit should contain:
1. Brand Character + Personification
2. Brand Personality
3. Defined Vocabulary
4. Words Your Brand Says + Doesn’t Say
5. Writing Samples
Learn what each of these tools are and how they can be used to craft your Brand Voice in this deck and even explore an example toolkit.
Workshop for Brand Leaders to help define your brand positioning statement, brand concept and organizing big idea.
https://beloved-brands.com/brand-positioning/
Great content is rooted in your audience's natural language, delivering a great content experience, search discoverability, and engaging storytelling. Quality, informative content that educates, persuades, entertains, or converts content consumers is the way forward for content creators hoping to engage with their audience.
L.E.S.S. Stands for:
Language
Experience
Search &
Storytelling
Primer is a company that helps businesses improve their social media presence by creating consistent, unique messages and designs to help them stand out. The Primer brand was inspired by businesses requesting more exposure on social media and customer interaction. This document provides Primer's brand style guide, including guidelines for using the logo, approved colors, typography, photography styles, and web assets.
This company offers services such as Amazon Consulting and Services, SEO, PPC, Photography, A+ content, and Trademark registration.
Credits of project:
Advertiser: ES Distributions
Project: Brand Identity
Software: Adobe Illustrator / Adobe Photoshop.
Art Director: Mark Zuniga
Graphic Designer: Mark Zuniga
Copywriter: Jaime Escobar
When you’re in a battle against an almighty enemy (the seemingly endless supply of dull online learning that gets cranked out throughout our industry), it pays to know yourself and to know where your strengths lie. That's why we've created a set of Brand Guidelines (what we call our 'Brand Battlepack'). It's our true North. It's what keeps us consistent. If you'd like to find out more about the Growth Engineering brand, this is a good place to start!
To find out more, please visit: www.growthengineering.co.uk
Look before you leap - research as foundation for brand identity developmentRachel Reuben
The document summarizes Ithaca College's rebranding process which included identifying problems with their existing brand like having no core message and an outdated logo. They conducted research through focus groups, surveys, and studies to gain insights and buy-in for the rebranding. This research informed the development of a new brand identity and statement positioning the college as preparing students to be "ready for the future." Testing of logo and advertising concepts provided feedback that guided refinements to the new brand which launched in 2011 and was evaluated through subsequent perception studies.
Having a strong, unique and consistent Brand Voice is key to creating a successful brand across all marketing channels. This Brand Voice Toolkit will help you build a voice for your brand by first introducing the concept of Brand Voice and why it is imperative for a brand to be recognizable, identifiable, and relatable.
Your Brand Voice Toolkit should contain:
1. Brand Character + Personification
2. Brand Personality
3. Defined Vocabulary
4. Words Your Brand Says + Doesn’t Say
5. Writing Samples
Learn what each of these tools are and how they can be used to craft your Brand Voice in this deck and even explore an example toolkit.
Workshop for Brand Leaders to help define your brand positioning statement, brand concept and organizing big idea.
https://beloved-brands.com/brand-positioning/
Great content is rooted in your audience's natural language, delivering a great content experience, search discoverability, and engaging storytelling. Quality, informative content that educates, persuades, entertains, or converts content consumers is the way forward for content creators hoping to engage with their audience.
L.E.S.S. Stands for:
Language
Experience
Search &
Storytelling
Primer is a company that helps businesses improve their social media presence by creating consistent, unique messages and designs to help them stand out. The Primer brand was inspired by businesses requesting more exposure on social media and customer interaction. This document provides Primer's brand style guide, including guidelines for using the logo, approved colors, typography, photography styles, and web assets.
This company offers services such as Amazon Consulting and Services, SEO, PPC, Photography, A+ content, and Trademark registration.
Credits of project:
Advertiser: ES Distributions
Project: Brand Identity
Software: Adobe Illustrator / Adobe Photoshop.
Art Director: Mark Zuniga
Graphic Designer: Mark Zuniga
Copywriter: Jaime Escobar
When you’re in a battle against an almighty enemy (the seemingly endless supply of dull online learning that gets cranked out throughout our industry), it pays to know yourself and to know where your strengths lie. That's why we've created a set of Brand Guidelines (what we call our 'Brand Battlepack'). It's our true North. It's what keeps us consistent. If you'd like to find out more about the Growth Engineering brand, this is a good place to start!
To find out more, please visit: www.growthengineering.co.uk
The document provides an overview of branding basics for small businesses. It discusses what branding is, the history of branding, and key branding elements like logos, tone of voice, imagery, and consistency. It emphasizes that consistency across touchpoints like business cards, websites, and collateral is critical for building brand identity and recognition. Creating brand guidelines that specify style, colors, fonts, and more helps ensure consistency and keeps the brand message clear.
This style guide provides branding guidelines for Playtech Academy. It includes the brand logo, colors, typography, and visual style. The style guide emphasizes consistency in representing the brand across all communications. It aims to empower creators while maintaining the brand identity and values. All uses of the brand assets require authorization to ensure proper representation of the brand.
These guidelines summarize the fundamental technical characteristics of the Fontech brand, serving as a guide for any material produced under the brand Fontech. We face the future with a new brand that represents the technology arm of the company. After many exciting years consolidating our brand in the WiFi market with a young, casual attitude that confronted the topics of the telecommunications industry in a fresh way, we now evolve to demonstrate our maturity, capacity, and know-how as a company!
This document provides branding guidelines for BRAC. It outlines the brand voice, vision, values, personality, essence and organizational descriptor. It describes the logo including symbol, logotype, recommended sizes, exclusion zone and incorrect usages. It provides guidelines on using the logo including color, placement, and on different backgrounds. It outlines the typefaces, colors, imagery, identity application and promotional items. It describes co-branding banners and provides instructions for printing materials with the letterhead. The aim is to define a powerful and compelling way to communicate what BRAC stands for to target audiences and ensure the brand identity is consistently represented.
The document is a graphic standards manual that outlines the branding guidelines for The CARE Center. It summarizes that the logo features a lion symbolizing courage and bravery. It establishes the primary colors, typefaces, spacing guidelines, and photography styles to create a cohesive brand identity. The manual instructs on correctly using the logo and prohibits recreating or modifying it.
The document provides guidelines for using Skype's branding elements such as logos, typefaces, colors, illustrations, and "lines of communication" (i.e. rainbows). Key guidelines include using only approved versions and colors of the Skype logo, using the Chaletbook typeface for text, and constructing clouds and rainbows using a limited color palette and simple, uncluttered designs. The document emphasizes consistency and proper usage of these visual identity elements.
Open To Create... Brand guidelines
Following our branding re-fresh in summer 2016 with Ellen Stewart we are proud to share our family of brands
Open To Create...
Everyday Creativity
Anna B Sexton
For more information contact Anna B. Sexton, founder of Open To Create... 07941 655 856
How to build an awesome brand - Startup Seminars CityStarters
The document discusses how to create an awesome brand in 5 stages: 1) Understand the audience through user profiles, goals, and channels. 2) Craft a brand strategy including essence, personality, values and positioning. 3) Identify branding elements like name, logo, colors, fonts and imagery. 4) Apply the brand consistently across all touchpoints. 5) Evolve the brand over time and establish guardianship to maintain the brand.
Research indicated that CountryWide homes have higher resale absorption and perceived value in the York Region market. Surveys and internal discussions led to the same conclusion: after ten years, CountryWide had become known for their superior quality, detailed construction and ability to exceed customer expectations.
The offer is premium, so it should be advertised as such. A complete rebranding and repositioning was developed to reflect that. This effort resulted in the development of two brand books: the Strategic Marketing Positioning Book and the Corporate Style Guide. Together, they establish a new mission, vision, brand values and visual guidelines to make the company more appealing to a buyer looking for a premium offering.
The result: A New Level. It's not only a tagline, but the company's mindset on everything it touches: from the materials selections, the internal processes, staffing, the buyer's journey, and the way they communicate.
This document provides branding guidelines for the Business Formula logo and identity. It specifies the logo design including the meaning of elements, allowed colours, typefaces, acceptable usage variations, and best practices. The logo consists of a flask containing a dollar sign solution in two colours with the company name. Typography uses the Exo font in medium and light weights. Acceptable uses include full colour, greyscale, solid black, and social media versions. Guidelines aim to maintain visual consistency when applying the logo.
The document provides branding guidelines for TC SYSTEMS, including specifications for proper usage of the company logo, typography, color palette, and imagery. It outlines the logo construction and variations, primary and secondary fonts, color codes and applications, and general rules for images. The goal is to reinforce a consistent visual identity across all communications through standardized graphic elements.
The style guide provides guidelines for using Playtech People's brand identity consistently. It outlines the approved primary and alternative logo lockups and specifications for minimum logo size. It also specifies the brand's primary color palette and how to use black and white appropriately. Typography guidelines define the primary typeface, weights, and proper usage. The style guide aims to empower creatives while maintaining a coordinated brand presence.
The document contains 12 examples of graphic design work by Annie Nicholson for various clients such as The Studio, Upstate SORBA, Birds Fly South Ale Project, and Target. The projects include logo designs, brand style guides, stationery sets, posters, brochures, website redesigns, packaging designs, direct mail pieces, and magazine advertisements focused on back-to-college products. The designs demonstrate Annie's ability to create cohesive branding and visual identities through the thoughtful application of type, color, layout and original graphics.
The document provides brand guidelines for TSA, including:
- Logo construction and usage guidelines to maintain brand integrity.
- Color palette with Pantone, RGB, CMYK and hex values for primary and secondary colors.
- Typography guidelines specifying font family, styles and sizes for headlines, body copy and more.
- Photographic style guidelines recommending black and white or single color images focusing on people.
- Support graphic guidelines and examples of internal documents like presentations and info sheets applying the brand standards.
The document provides guidelines for using the Emailbidding brand identity. It establishes rules for proper usage of the logo, colors, typography, exclusion zones, and minimum sizes. The identity was carefully designed so that all elements like color, typography and composition contribute to graphical coherence. The guidelines are meant to ensure consistency in applying the brand to help develop consistency in words and imagery.
This document provides brand identity guidelines for sCoolMeal. It includes sections on the logo, colors, typography, voice and tone. The logo section describes the primary and secondary logos, proportions, sizes and variations. The colors section outlines the brand color palette. The typography section specifies the primary and secondary typefaces, including usage guidelines. The voice and tone section defines the brand's voice as approachable, caring, reliable and young. It provides examples of tones for different scenarios like instructions, faults, apologies and social media posts.
WD is a creative agency that provides various design and marketing services through four departments: Creative Design, Media Production, Event Management, and Marketing & Communication. The document outlines the services each department provides and includes branding guidelines for clients with sections on logo formats, color palette, typography, and more. It aims to build strategic partnerships by presenting innovative creative ideas.
WD is a creative agency that provides various design and marketing services through four departments: Creative Design, Media Production, Event Management, and Marketing & Communication. The document outlines the agency's portfolio, including descriptions of each service department and examples of work. It also includes sections on the agency's vision, values, and confidentiality policies.
WD is a creative agency that provides various design and marketing services through 4 departments: Creative Design, Media Production, Event Management, and Marketing & Communication. The document outlines each department's services and provides branding guidelines for clients, including the company's vision, values, logo usage, typography, and color palette.
The document provides an overview of branding basics for small businesses. It discusses what branding is, the history of branding, and key branding elements like logos, tone of voice, imagery, and consistency. It emphasizes that consistency across touchpoints like business cards, websites, and collateral is critical for building brand identity and recognition. Creating brand guidelines that specify style, colors, fonts, and more helps ensure consistency and keeps the brand message clear.
This style guide provides branding guidelines for Playtech Academy. It includes the brand logo, colors, typography, and visual style. The style guide emphasizes consistency in representing the brand across all communications. It aims to empower creators while maintaining the brand identity and values. All uses of the brand assets require authorization to ensure proper representation of the brand.
These guidelines summarize the fundamental technical characteristics of the Fontech brand, serving as a guide for any material produced under the brand Fontech. We face the future with a new brand that represents the technology arm of the company. After many exciting years consolidating our brand in the WiFi market with a young, casual attitude that confronted the topics of the telecommunications industry in a fresh way, we now evolve to demonstrate our maturity, capacity, and know-how as a company!
This document provides branding guidelines for BRAC. It outlines the brand voice, vision, values, personality, essence and organizational descriptor. It describes the logo including symbol, logotype, recommended sizes, exclusion zone and incorrect usages. It provides guidelines on using the logo including color, placement, and on different backgrounds. It outlines the typefaces, colors, imagery, identity application and promotional items. It describes co-branding banners and provides instructions for printing materials with the letterhead. The aim is to define a powerful and compelling way to communicate what BRAC stands for to target audiences and ensure the brand identity is consistently represented.
The document is a graphic standards manual that outlines the branding guidelines for The CARE Center. It summarizes that the logo features a lion symbolizing courage and bravery. It establishes the primary colors, typefaces, spacing guidelines, and photography styles to create a cohesive brand identity. The manual instructs on correctly using the logo and prohibits recreating or modifying it.
The document provides guidelines for using Skype's branding elements such as logos, typefaces, colors, illustrations, and "lines of communication" (i.e. rainbows). Key guidelines include using only approved versions and colors of the Skype logo, using the Chaletbook typeface for text, and constructing clouds and rainbows using a limited color palette and simple, uncluttered designs. The document emphasizes consistency and proper usage of these visual identity elements.
Open To Create... Brand guidelines
Following our branding re-fresh in summer 2016 with Ellen Stewart we are proud to share our family of brands
Open To Create...
Everyday Creativity
Anna B Sexton
For more information contact Anna B. Sexton, founder of Open To Create... 07941 655 856
How to build an awesome brand - Startup Seminars CityStarters
The document discusses how to create an awesome brand in 5 stages: 1) Understand the audience through user profiles, goals, and channels. 2) Craft a brand strategy including essence, personality, values and positioning. 3) Identify branding elements like name, logo, colors, fonts and imagery. 4) Apply the brand consistently across all touchpoints. 5) Evolve the brand over time and establish guardianship to maintain the brand.
Research indicated that CountryWide homes have higher resale absorption and perceived value in the York Region market. Surveys and internal discussions led to the same conclusion: after ten years, CountryWide had become known for their superior quality, detailed construction and ability to exceed customer expectations.
The offer is premium, so it should be advertised as such. A complete rebranding and repositioning was developed to reflect that. This effort resulted in the development of two brand books: the Strategic Marketing Positioning Book and the Corporate Style Guide. Together, they establish a new mission, vision, brand values and visual guidelines to make the company more appealing to a buyer looking for a premium offering.
The result: A New Level. It's not only a tagline, but the company's mindset on everything it touches: from the materials selections, the internal processes, staffing, the buyer's journey, and the way they communicate.
This document provides branding guidelines for the Business Formula logo and identity. It specifies the logo design including the meaning of elements, allowed colours, typefaces, acceptable usage variations, and best practices. The logo consists of a flask containing a dollar sign solution in two colours with the company name. Typography uses the Exo font in medium and light weights. Acceptable uses include full colour, greyscale, solid black, and social media versions. Guidelines aim to maintain visual consistency when applying the logo.
The document provides branding guidelines for TC SYSTEMS, including specifications for proper usage of the company logo, typography, color palette, and imagery. It outlines the logo construction and variations, primary and secondary fonts, color codes and applications, and general rules for images. The goal is to reinforce a consistent visual identity across all communications through standardized graphic elements.
The style guide provides guidelines for using Playtech People's brand identity consistently. It outlines the approved primary and alternative logo lockups and specifications for minimum logo size. It also specifies the brand's primary color palette and how to use black and white appropriately. Typography guidelines define the primary typeface, weights, and proper usage. The style guide aims to empower creatives while maintaining a coordinated brand presence.
The document contains 12 examples of graphic design work by Annie Nicholson for various clients such as The Studio, Upstate SORBA, Birds Fly South Ale Project, and Target. The projects include logo designs, brand style guides, stationery sets, posters, brochures, website redesigns, packaging designs, direct mail pieces, and magazine advertisements focused on back-to-college products. The designs demonstrate Annie's ability to create cohesive branding and visual identities through the thoughtful application of type, color, layout and original graphics.
The document provides brand guidelines for TSA, including:
- Logo construction and usage guidelines to maintain brand integrity.
- Color palette with Pantone, RGB, CMYK and hex values for primary and secondary colors.
- Typography guidelines specifying font family, styles and sizes for headlines, body copy and more.
- Photographic style guidelines recommending black and white or single color images focusing on people.
- Support graphic guidelines and examples of internal documents like presentations and info sheets applying the brand standards.
The document provides guidelines for using the Emailbidding brand identity. It establishes rules for proper usage of the logo, colors, typography, exclusion zones, and minimum sizes. The identity was carefully designed so that all elements like color, typography and composition contribute to graphical coherence. The guidelines are meant to ensure consistency in applying the brand to help develop consistency in words and imagery.
This document provides brand identity guidelines for sCoolMeal. It includes sections on the logo, colors, typography, voice and tone. The logo section describes the primary and secondary logos, proportions, sizes and variations. The colors section outlines the brand color palette. The typography section specifies the primary and secondary typefaces, including usage guidelines. The voice and tone section defines the brand's voice as approachable, caring, reliable and young. It provides examples of tones for different scenarios like instructions, faults, apologies and social media posts.
WD is a creative agency that provides various design and marketing services through four departments: Creative Design, Media Production, Event Management, and Marketing & Communication. The document outlines the services each department provides and includes branding guidelines for clients with sections on logo formats, color palette, typography, and more. It aims to build strategic partnerships by presenting innovative creative ideas.
WD is a creative agency that provides various design and marketing services through four departments: Creative Design, Media Production, Event Management, and Marketing & Communication. The document outlines the agency's portfolio, including descriptions of each service department and examples of work. It also includes sections on the agency's vision, values, and confidentiality policies.
WD is a creative agency that provides various design and marketing services through 4 departments: Creative Design, Media Production, Event Management, and Marketing & Communication. The document outlines each department's services and provides branding guidelines for clients, including the company's vision, values, logo usage, typography, and color palette.