This document describes Inspiro Brands, a brand strategy and design firm owned by Gina Mims that has developed brand identities for over 100 restaurants. Inspiro Brands works with restaurant and culinary clients to create consistent brand packages through services like brand strategy, logo design, signage, menus, uniforms, and more. The document provides examples of Inspiro Brands' clients and projects, and describes the various package options they offer clients at different price points to guide new restaurants in developing their brand and providing a memorable guest experience.
14 Steps to Branding a Restaurant FranchiseGina Mims
Are you thinking about Franchising your Restaurant or just trying to compete with those who are? It is important to Polish & Perfect Your Entire Concept including Branding, Operations, Space & Team. And more importantly have a Plan to Manage these items for the future.
We work with Start Ups as well as Restaurants wanting to Franchise or Expand. In both situations these recommendations can help serve as a checklist to make sure you are looking at the big picture on a regular basis.
Your business should always be an ongoing process of growth and improvement. Do you have all of the proper pieces in place to take it to the next level?
Restaurant Checklist explores...
1. Concept - Do You Need Improvement on Food, Space, Operations, Etc?
2. Brand Personality - What do you stand for? What do people say about you?
3. Brand Positioning - How are you Unique from your Competition?
4. Brand Collateral Evaluation - Does Your Brand & Graphics Package Need Updating?
5. Target Audience Defined - Who will you serve, what do they need?
6. Logo - Updated to where you want it?
7 Trademark - Have you Trademarked your Name and Logo?
8. URL & Website - Have you purchased all similar urls and updated your website?
9. Marketing Plan - Have you created a marketing plan w/ branded social media accounts? Do have someone in place to manage your marketing efforts?
10. Brand Standards Manuals - Create a Usage Guides for others to Follow.
11. Materials Standards - Materials documented and ready for future locations.
12. Brand Package - All items packaged and available and ready to go the second you find a new location.
13. Operations & Training Manuals - Document all Recipes, Processes & Procedures.
14. Team in Place - Who will help take you to the Next Level?
Keeping established restaurant brands fresh, relevant and competitive often requires significant reinvention along the way.
In this hour-long webcast, moderated by rd+d Editor Dana Tanyeri, branding experts and chain executives who have led successful rebranding/reimaging initiatives will offer insights on timing, projecting ROI, process management and roll-out strategies.
Developing a Restaurant Concept from Scratch, A Special Report by Bill MainBill Main & Associates
The document outlines a 10-phase process for developing a new restaurant concept from scratch. It discusses strategic planning, concept identification, site selection and feasibility studies, design development, construction specifications, management structure, operating systems, training programs, marketing plans, and grand opening preparations. The goal of this comprehensive concept development outline is to coordinate the entire project, keep it on track, on budget, and aligned with its purpose from initial planning through post-opening operations. Following this process helps frame the scope, timeline, costs, and resources needed to successfully develop a new restaurant prototype.
This simple step by step guide will help guide any new entrepreneur looking to embark on a coffee shop venture, covering aspects from selecting your machine to choosing your location.
Every business has to re-brand at some point. Staying relevant is essential for continued growth. Don’t worry, you’re not alone; Pepsi has done it 11 times, Starbucks has re-branded 4 times, Apple has re-branded 13 times and Microsoft at least 7 times. If you stay in business long enough, it’s gonna happen.
This presentation contains a business plan on a gift coener shop. Gift Corner will be the best shop for the best boss gifts, corporate gifts and business gifts. Gift Corner is a provider of high-quality, uniquely crafted chocolates, gift baskets and other fine products that are sold for the purpose of raising awareness and funds for customer programs.
The document outlines the marketing plan for a new coffee shop chain called Coffee King. It begins with the mission and vision, which is to position itself as the premier coffee shop chain in Mumbai within a year through providing high quality beverages and community support. It then analyzes the market, competitors and consumer preferences. The objectives are to achieve 10% market share by the end of 2015. Various marketing strategies like differentiation, segmentation and targeting professionals are discussed. Tactics proposed include promotions, loyalty programs and an app. The budget is 3 crores and breakeven is expected within 1.5 years.
This document describes Inspiro Brands, a brand strategy and design firm owned by Gina Mims that has developed brand identities for over 100 restaurants. Inspiro Brands works with restaurant and culinary clients to create consistent brand packages through services like brand strategy, logo design, signage, menus, uniforms, and more. The document provides examples of Inspiro Brands' clients and projects, and describes the various package options they offer clients at different price points to guide new restaurants in developing their brand and providing a memorable guest experience.
14 Steps to Branding a Restaurant FranchiseGina Mims
Are you thinking about Franchising your Restaurant or just trying to compete with those who are? It is important to Polish & Perfect Your Entire Concept including Branding, Operations, Space & Team. And more importantly have a Plan to Manage these items for the future.
We work with Start Ups as well as Restaurants wanting to Franchise or Expand. In both situations these recommendations can help serve as a checklist to make sure you are looking at the big picture on a regular basis.
Your business should always be an ongoing process of growth and improvement. Do you have all of the proper pieces in place to take it to the next level?
Restaurant Checklist explores...
1. Concept - Do You Need Improvement on Food, Space, Operations, Etc?
2. Brand Personality - What do you stand for? What do people say about you?
3. Brand Positioning - How are you Unique from your Competition?
4. Brand Collateral Evaluation - Does Your Brand & Graphics Package Need Updating?
5. Target Audience Defined - Who will you serve, what do they need?
6. Logo - Updated to where you want it?
7 Trademark - Have you Trademarked your Name and Logo?
8. URL & Website - Have you purchased all similar urls and updated your website?
9. Marketing Plan - Have you created a marketing plan w/ branded social media accounts? Do have someone in place to manage your marketing efforts?
10. Brand Standards Manuals - Create a Usage Guides for others to Follow.
11. Materials Standards - Materials documented and ready for future locations.
12. Brand Package - All items packaged and available and ready to go the second you find a new location.
13. Operations & Training Manuals - Document all Recipes, Processes & Procedures.
14. Team in Place - Who will help take you to the Next Level?
Keeping established restaurant brands fresh, relevant and competitive often requires significant reinvention along the way.
In this hour-long webcast, moderated by rd+d Editor Dana Tanyeri, branding experts and chain executives who have led successful rebranding/reimaging initiatives will offer insights on timing, projecting ROI, process management and roll-out strategies.
Developing a Restaurant Concept from Scratch, A Special Report by Bill MainBill Main & Associates
The document outlines a 10-phase process for developing a new restaurant concept from scratch. It discusses strategic planning, concept identification, site selection and feasibility studies, design development, construction specifications, management structure, operating systems, training programs, marketing plans, and grand opening preparations. The goal of this comprehensive concept development outline is to coordinate the entire project, keep it on track, on budget, and aligned with its purpose from initial planning through post-opening operations. Following this process helps frame the scope, timeline, costs, and resources needed to successfully develop a new restaurant prototype.
This simple step by step guide will help guide any new entrepreneur looking to embark on a coffee shop venture, covering aspects from selecting your machine to choosing your location.
Every business has to re-brand at some point. Staying relevant is essential for continued growth. Don’t worry, you’re not alone; Pepsi has done it 11 times, Starbucks has re-branded 4 times, Apple has re-branded 13 times and Microsoft at least 7 times. If you stay in business long enough, it’s gonna happen.
This presentation contains a business plan on a gift coener shop. Gift Corner will be the best shop for the best boss gifts, corporate gifts and business gifts. Gift Corner is a provider of high-quality, uniquely crafted chocolates, gift baskets and other fine products that are sold for the purpose of raising awareness and funds for customer programs.
The document outlines the marketing plan for a new coffee shop chain called Coffee King. It begins with the mission and vision, which is to position itself as the premier coffee shop chain in Mumbai within a year through providing high quality beverages and community support. It then analyzes the market, competitors and consumer preferences. The objectives are to achieve 10% market share by the end of 2015. Various marketing strategies like differentiation, segmentation and targeting professionals are discussed. Tactics proposed include promotions, loyalty programs and an app. The budget is 3 crores and breakeven is expected within 1.5 years.
The document provides a suggested format for writing a business plan. It outlines 10 parts that should be included: 1) Introduction, 2) Parts of the Business Plan, 3) Business Concept and Model, 4) Business Goals, 5) Market Analysis, 6) Product/Service Offering, 7) Delivery System and Strategy, 8) Financial Forecast, 9) Compliance, and 10) Exit Strategy. Each part is then described in more detail about what information should be provided. The business concept, model, goals, and offering are emphasized as important to include a compelling vision that excites readers.
The document describes Brand Wow, a service offered by Concept Branding Group and AccessPoint Media Group that provides strategies to strengthen brands for restaurants and hospitality businesses. Brand Wow conducts an analysis and makes recommendations in areas like guest experience, branding, menu development, and operational improvements. The goal is to help businesses wow guests, encourage repeat visits and loyalty, strengthen their brand message and identity, and support long-term growth and success. Services typically cost $1,800 and can also include additional areas like turnaround strategies for struggling businesses. Testimonials provided praise the firms' strategic advice and contributions to their industries.
The document is a resume for Precilla Clarissa Hinton. It lists her contact information and extensive work experience in retail sales, marketing, event planning, modeling, and library work. Her qualifications include skills in sales, customer service, product demonstrations, and maintaining organized records. She provides details on her roles, responsibilities, and achievements in various positions over 20 years in these fields.
Wrap 'N' Clap is a proposed gift shop located in Kharghar, India that will offer a variety of gifts, handicrafts, and customized products both in-store and through an online app. The business plan outlines the introduction of the shop, industry analysis of competitors, desirable location near a school and park, budget of 20 lakh rupees, product categories including cards, beauty items, novelties, and handicrafts, marketing strategy targeting local schools and communities, market segmentation, and human resources plan to hire 3 permanent and 4 temporary employees.
One-Eighty's mission is to be leaders in the consumer attention economy by creating engaging connections between consumers and brands. Their goal is to offer media planning, buying, and future digital communications services. They aim to achieve business goals like increasing profits by launching a new digital division over the next three years, while maintaining costs and client satisfaction. Current clients include MGM, Vim, Pizza Pizza, and The Banana Republic.
The document outlines an entrepreneur project for an online grocery store called DELVE Online Shopping. It acknowledges those who supported and inspired the project. The business summary explains that the project aims to start an online grocery business to address the market gap and lack of online shopping knowledge in Multan, Pakistan. The business plan provides details on the company and product description, target markets, penetration strategy, organization structure, marketing plan, development plan, risks, product offerings, and founding team.
Rajesh Ghosh is a sales and marketing professional with over 10 years of experience in channel sales for FMCG companies. He is currently a Senior Executive for sales at Keventer Agro Ltd. in Kolkata, India, where he manages dealers and retailers to achieve sales targets and launch new products. Previously he held sales roles at Argus Cosmetics Ltd. and Cholayil Pvt. Ltd., developing customers and sales. He has a proven track record of expanding dealer and retailer networks, and possesses strong competencies in strategic planning, business development, and people management.
This document outlines a sales team's plan to position a food and beverage company called Roots Food & Beverage Ltd. The plan aims to make the sales team the most efficient and successful in the industry through objective-setting, targeted activities, and upholding the company's image. Key aspects of the plan include analyzing the present sales situation, assigning responsibilities to team members, developing sales forecasts, and implementing activities to achieve sales growth targets and position company brands top-of-mind with consumers.
The document summarizes the rebranding of Lifecore Biomedical's Oral Restorative Division from 2006. Key points:
- Bob Guyatt was hired to rebrand the division and given P&L responsibility for the US dental division.
- The rebranding integrated sales and marketing, aligned compensation, and established goals and metrics to measure success.
- It developed a new brand identity, strategic products, expanded the sales force, and implemented sales processes.
- After rebranding, metrics like implant ASP, revenue growth, and customer retention improved, showing the rebranding was successful.
The business plan is for a company called Sweetbits that produces and sells various flavored sweets and snacks. The company aims to target customers with low budgets, especially students, by providing tasty yet affordable products. Sweetbits plans to ensure high product quality through careful manufacturing processes. Financially, the company forecasts earning a profit within its first week of operations. The marketing strategy involves promoting the products on campus and establishing brand loyalty through reward programs. Regulatory compliance and capital structure are also addressed in the business plan.
Sherin Safwat Ibrahim is seeking a challenging position with an established organization that offers personal growth. She has over 15 years of experience in retail management, customer service, merchandising, and staff training. She is highly skilled in areas like sales, inventory control, and driving business results. Her most recent role was as Assistant Manager at Sauce International Trading LLC from 2009 to 2014.
E-Book Franchising Your Restaurant Concept_4-1-2015David Roemer
This document discusses the process of franchising a restaurant concept. It outlines several key steps: [1] Refining the business model and fully documenting operating systems. [2] Standardizing hiring, training, marketing and other systems. [3] Developing franchise documents like an FDD and agreement. [4] Establishing supplier networks and procedures for training franchisees, new store development, and ongoing support. Common mistakes like poor franchisee selection and a lack of innovation are also addressed. The document provides questions and considerations to help determine if franchising is right and help get started on the process.
Magna Kultura Foundation is organizing outreach seminar programs designed to educate retail store owners and storekeepers with business skills that will help them in managing their daily enterprise/operations. The skills they will learn will even enhance facilitation of trade with consumer goods companies.
While the activity is educational in nature, the activity is a good trade relations program for corporate sponsors. While we are reaching out among retail store owners, the program has a consumer PR promo that will bring day-after sales for sponsors. Even neighbourhood consumer-citizens are enjoined to participate and support their “suking tindahan” for scholarships.
How to start a Cosmetics Company using a hybrid business plan and documents. Excellent quality document templates in Word, Excel and Powerpoint (PPT) for starting a Cosmetic Business. More info. https://www.fiverr.com/jssnetbay/supply-an-organic- cosmetic-company-business-plan More Info. / Reviews / and to Order http://www.cosmeticsbusinessplan.com/
TASTE TWISTER is a new company that will provide ice cream, baked goods like cakes, shakes and sandwiches with a focus on tasty, nutritious and hygienic food. It will compete with larger competitors like Natural Ice Cream Parlor and Amul as well as smaller local stores. TASTE TWISTER aims to differentiate itself through superior ingredients, specialty items and unique flavors. A market survey found that offering multiple food products will be a strength that attracts customers. The company faces weaknesses in overcoming perceptions of unhealthy healthy food and business expenses of expansion. The overall vision is to create a unique chain of retail stores across India to meet societal demand for appetizing food products with different tastes and
Bernard Campbell has over 16 years of experience in retail management, including roles as District Manager, Store Manager, Co-Manager, and Department Manager at Sports Authority stores in Georgia. He has a proven track record of increasing sales and developing high-performing teams. As District Manager, Campbell led a district of 9-13 stores with annual sales ranging from $47-60 million to be top two in company metrics for two years in a row. He is skilled in areas such as merchandising, personnel development, customer service, and strategic thinking.
Exotic Vibez is a start-up retail business that will sell unique clothing and accessories online and through a physical storefront. The business aims to understand customer needs and provide a personalized shopping experience. Key objectives include establishing brand awareness, becoming a leader in quality apparel, and aggressively expanding over the first three years. The business will focus on quality products, customer service, and competitive pricing to attract customers and achieve success.
The document provides a marketing plan for Salon Praba in 2011, including a situational analysis of the market, customers, competitors and the salon's finances and strengths/weaknesses. It sets objectives to increase profits and customer base. The plan recommends strategies around segmentation, targeting, positioning and the marketing mix to help achieve the objectives and enhance the salon's performance.
Entrepreneurship for Interior DesignersRebecca Knapp
This document provides an overview of entrepreneurship and starting a business. It defines entrepreneurship as finding opportunity through innovation, starting businesses, managing effectively while bearing risks. It discusses reasons for becoming an entrepreneur like independence and having an idea. It also covers developing a mission statement, different business structures like LLCs and corporations, marketing strategies, financial planning and tools/resources for starting a business.
My hope is you can use this personal branding framework to get what you want from your career—balancing the challenges to match up to your skills and your passion to match up with your happiness.
The document provides a suggested format for writing a business plan. It outlines 10 parts that should be included: 1) Introduction, 2) Parts of the Business Plan, 3) Business Concept and Model, 4) Business Goals, 5) Market Analysis, 6) Product/Service Offering, 7) Delivery System and Strategy, 8) Financial Forecast, 9) Compliance, and 10) Exit Strategy. Each part is then described in more detail about what information should be provided. The business concept, model, goals, and offering are emphasized as important to include a compelling vision that excites readers.
The document describes Brand Wow, a service offered by Concept Branding Group and AccessPoint Media Group that provides strategies to strengthen brands for restaurants and hospitality businesses. Brand Wow conducts an analysis and makes recommendations in areas like guest experience, branding, menu development, and operational improvements. The goal is to help businesses wow guests, encourage repeat visits and loyalty, strengthen their brand message and identity, and support long-term growth and success. Services typically cost $1,800 and can also include additional areas like turnaround strategies for struggling businesses. Testimonials provided praise the firms' strategic advice and contributions to their industries.
The document is a resume for Precilla Clarissa Hinton. It lists her contact information and extensive work experience in retail sales, marketing, event planning, modeling, and library work. Her qualifications include skills in sales, customer service, product demonstrations, and maintaining organized records. She provides details on her roles, responsibilities, and achievements in various positions over 20 years in these fields.
Wrap 'N' Clap is a proposed gift shop located in Kharghar, India that will offer a variety of gifts, handicrafts, and customized products both in-store and through an online app. The business plan outlines the introduction of the shop, industry analysis of competitors, desirable location near a school and park, budget of 20 lakh rupees, product categories including cards, beauty items, novelties, and handicrafts, marketing strategy targeting local schools and communities, market segmentation, and human resources plan to hire 3 permanent and 4 temporary employees.
One-Eighty's mission is to be leaders in the consumer attention economy by creating engaging connections between consumers and brands. Their goal is to offer media planning, buying, and future digital communications services. They aim to achieve business goals like increasing profits by launching a new digital division over the next three years, while maintaining costs and client satisfaction. Current clients include MGM, Vim, Pizza Pizza, and The Banana Republic.
The document outlines an entrepreneur project for an online grocery store called DELVE Online Shopping. It acknowledges those who supported and inspired the project. The business summary explains that the project aims to start an online grocery business to address the market gap and lack of online shopping knowledge in Multan, Pakistan. The business plan provides details on the company and product description, target markets, penetration strategy, organization structure, marketing plan, development plan, risks, product offerings, and founding team.
Rajesh Ghosh is a sales and marketing professional with over 10 years of experience in channel sales for FMCG companies. He is currently a Senior Executive for sales at Keventer Agro Ltd. in Kolkata, India, where he manages dealers and retailers to achieve sales targets and launch new products. Previously he held sales roles at Argus Cosmetics Ltd. and Cholayil Pvt. Ltd., developing customers and sales. He has a proven track record of expanding dealer and retailer networks, and possesses strong competencies in strategic planning, business development, and people management.
This document outlines a sales team's plan to position a food and beverage company called Roots Food & Beverage Ltd. The plan aims to make the sales team the most efficient and successful in the industry through objective-setting, targeted activities, and upholding the company's image. Key aspects of the plan include analyzing the present sales situation, assigning responsibilities to team members, developing sales forecasts, and implementing activities to achieve sales growth targets and position company brands top-of-mind with consumers.
The document summarizes the rebranding of Lifecore Biomedical's Oral Restorative Division from 2006. Key points:
- Bob Guyatt was hired to rebrand the division and given P&L responsibility for the US dental division.
- The rebranding integrated sales and marketing, aligned compensation, and established goals and metrics to measure success.
- It developed a new brand identity, strategic products, expanded the sales force, and implemented sales processes.
- After rebranding, metrics like implant ASP, revenue growth, and customer retention improved, showing the rebranding was successful.
The business plan is for a company called Sweetbits that produces and sells various flavored sweets and snacks. The company aims to target customers with low budgets, especially students, by providing tasty yet affordable products. Sweetbits plans to ensure high product quality through careful manufacturing processes. Financially, the company forecasts earning a profit within its first week of operations. The marketing strategy involves promoting the products on campus and establishing brand loyalty through reward programs. Regulatory compliance and capital structure are also addressed in the business plan.
Sherin Safwat Ibrahim is seeking a challenging position with an established organization that offers personal growth. She has over 15 years of experience in retail management, customer service, merchandising, and staff training. She is highly skilled in areas like sales, inventory control, and driving business results. Her most recent role was as Assistant Manager at Sauce International Trading LLC from 2009 to 2014.
E-Book Franchising Your Restaurant Concept_4-1-2015David Roemer
This document discusses the process of franchising a restaurant concept. It outlines several key steps: [1] Refining the business model and fully documenting operating systems. [2] Standardizing hiring, training, marketing and other systems. [3] Developing franchise documents like an FDD and agreement. [4] Establishing supplier networks and procedures for training franchisees, new store development, and ongoing support. Common mistakes like poor franchisee selection and a lack of innovation are also addressed. The document provides questions and considerations to help determine if franchising is right and help get started on the process.
Magna Kultura Foundation is organizing outreach seminar programs designed to educate retail store owners and storekeepers with business skills that will help them in managing their daily enterprise/operations. The skills they will learn will even enhance facilitation of trade with consumer goods companies.
While the activity is educational in nature, the activity is a good trade relations program for corporate sponsors. While we are reaching out among retail store owners, the program has a consumer PR promo that will bring day-after sales for sponsors. Even neighbourhood consumer-citizens are enjoined to participate and support their “suking tindahan” for scholarships.
How to start a Cosmetics Company using a hybrid business plan and documents. Excellent quality document templates in Word, Excel and Powerpoint (PPT) for starting a Cosmetic Business. More info. https://www.fiverr.com/jssnetbay/supply-an-organic- cosmetic-company-business-plan More Info. / Reviews / and to Order http://www.cosmeticsbusinessplan.com/
TASTE TWISTER is a new company that will provide ice cream, baked goods like cakes, shakes and sandwiches with a focus on tasty, nutritious and hygienic food. It will compete with larger competitors like Natural Ice Cream Parlor and Amul as well as smaller local stores. TASTE TWISTER aims to differentiate itself through superior ingredients, specialty items and unique flavors. A market survey found that offering multiple food products will be a strength that attracts customers. The company faces weaknesses in overcoming perceptions of unhealthy healthy food and business expenses of expansion. The overall vision is to create a unique chain of retail stores across India to meet societal demand for appetizing food products with different tastes and
Bernard Campbell has over 16 years of experience in retail management, including roles as District Manager, Store Manager, Co-Manager, and Department Manager at Sports Authority stores in Georgia. He has a proven track record of increasing sales and developing high-performing teams. As District Manager, Campbell led a district of 9-13 stores with annual sales ranging from $47-60 million to be top two in company metrics for two years in a row. He is skilled in areas such as merchandising, personnel development, customer service, and strategic thinking.
Exotic Vibez is a start-up retail business that will sell unique clothing and accessories online and through a physical storefront. The business aims to understand customer needs and provide a personalized shopping experience. Key objectives include establishing brand awareness, becoming a leader in quality apparel, and aggressively expanding over the first three years. The business will focus on quality products, customer service, and competitive pricing to attract customers and achieve success.
The document provides a marketing plan for Salon Praba in 2011, including a situational analysis of the market, customers, competitors and the salon's finances and strengths/weaknesses. It sets objectives to increase profits and customer base. The plan recommends strategies around segmentation, targeting, positioning and the marketing mix to help achieve the objectives and enhance the salon's performance.
Entrepreneurship for Interior DesignersRebecca Knapp
This document provides an overview of entrepreneurship and starting a business. It defines entrepreneurship as finding opportunity through innovation, starting businesses, managing effectively while bearing risks. It discusses reasons for becoming an entrepreneur like independence and having an idea. It also covers developing a mission statement, different business structures like LLCs and corporations, marketing strategies, financial planning and tools/resources for starting a business.
My hope is you can use this personal branding framework to get what you want from your career—balancing the challenges to match up to your skills and your passion to match up with your happiness.
The document discusses the importance of branding for businesses. It defines branding as going beyond just a logo to represent what a business stands for and the experience it provides customers. Strong branding can lead to awareness, memory, trust, emotional attachment from customers which translates to new customers, loyal customers, more sales, engaged employees, and increased business value. It provides steps for businesses to develop their brand, including defining what makes them unique, creating brand elements like name, colors, and logo, and living the brand consistently in all aspects of their business.
Here is a chance to create a "big idea" for your brand, which that big idea is then used through the organization. It would help frame the long range Brand Strategic Road Map, helping to frame the brand promise, strategy, story, freshness and experience behind the brand. That big idea also gets used to tell the brand's story, both internally through vision, values and behaviours, and externally by creating a brand position in the minds/hearts of consumers through mass communication, logos/packaging and the inshore experience.
The marketing skills you need to be a successful Brand LeaderBeloved Brands Inc.
Our Brand Leader white paper on marketing skills
At Beloved Brands, we use a 360-degree approach to marketing, which can highlight the skills you need to be successful in running your brand. You must know how to analyze the performance of your brand through a deep-dive business review. Brand Leaders have to be able to think strategically to sort through issues and make decisions on direction. You must know how to define your brand with a positioning statement and a brand idea. Marketers need to understand how to write a brand plan that everyone can follow.
This document provides guidance on creating a brand identity blueprint. It discusses establishing a brand positioning statement, defining the brand vision and values, crafting a value proposition, and outlining the brand personality. The blueprint also involves identifying how the brand differentiates itself and establishes its language. Conducting a situational analysis through PESTLE, SWOT, and consumer insights allows the brand to determine its key issues and objectives. Finally, the document outlines guidelines for building a brand through consistent delivery of its promise across all touchpoints and creating a competitive advantage.
The document provides guidance on building a standout brand for business success. It discusses that a brand is more than just a name and logo - it is the gut feeling and associations people have with a product, service or company. It emphasizes the importance of considering all brand touchpoints that customers interact with. The document outlines key elements to focus on when developing a brand strategy such as defining brand personality, values, essence, positioning and creating a customer journey map. It stresses that an effective brand strategy differentiates a business from competitors and creates lasting value for customers.
The money you're spending on marketing, developent, and in other areas is all being wasted if you're not focused on franchisee satisfaction.
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DIY Brand Audits for Startups & EntrepreneursJigyasa Laroiya
This document discusses the importance of conducting brand audits for businesses. It explains that brand audits are recommended to evaluate a brand's current positioning and value compared to competitors. Regular audits allow brands to examine factors affecting their image and receive recommendations to improve brand equity. The document outlines the internal and external components of a brand audit, including brand definition, marketing efforts, customer profiles, internal branding, and stakeholder interviews. It emphasizes that audits are important to ensure a brand's messaging and offerings remain relevant and preferred by customers.
If the notion of brand seems a bit abstract to you, this book by https://www.andcards.com/ will fill all the knowledge gaps. You will learn the definition of brand, study examples of bad and good brand positioning and get the right directions to build a powerful brand for your business, be it a coworking space or any other industry.
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An organization that embraces values like integrity and teamwork is really no different from any other.
If you want to produce the kinds of specific outcomes that will allow your company to differentiate from others, you need to define a unique culture that cultivates the necessary kinds of employee attitudes and behaviors.
Companies that do this well also identify a desired brand identity and align their company culture to that identity.
Building this unique culture goes beyond internal aspirations. Companies that do this well also identify a desired brand identity, ‘how you want your organization to be perceived and experienced by customers and other external stakeholders.’
If your company culture is aligned and integrated with that identity, your employees are more likely to make decisions and take actions that deliver on your brand promise.
Brand types differ from brand archetypes, which classify brands according to classic storytelling character types such as the Hero, the Joker, and the Sage.
While brand archetypes can be helpful in creating a narrative and tone of voice to use in advertising campaigns and other communications, the brand types referred to here are strategic ways that brands compete and are positioned relative to each other.
For example, Patagonia falls into the “conscious brand” type because it is characterized by its sustainability mission, while Apple is an “innovative brand” type given its pursuit of new products.
Some of these brand types overlap, and some characteristics are—or should be—embraced by all brands. All brands should offer good service, for example.
But a brand that falls into the service brand type prioritizes delivering high-quality customer care and service above anything else — and its strategies, operations, and ultimately customer value propositions are all centered around differentiating through great service.
Each of the nine brands types is distinguished by two main characteristics. The first one is its point of reference — that is, the standard that your brand is positioned relative to or how you want customers to understand your brand.
A disruptive brand like Richard Branson’s Virgin is all about challenging the leader in every category, so Virgin brand’s point of reference is the category leader. The second characteristic that distinguishes a brand type is its tone and manner, which is how the brand usually behaves or expresses itself. For example, Walmart and Subway fall into the value brand type and they tend to act in down-to-earth, practical, and straightforward ways.
Once you know the type of brand you have or want to build, the next step to aligning external brand and internal culture is to identify the kind of culture required to deliver on it.
Different types of brands are achieved through different types of cultures. If you want to position your brand as disruptive, for example, then you must cultivate a culture of risk-taking so that your people are inclined to
This document is a brand audit questionnaire from Corposites.com, a branding and design firm. The questionnaire contains questions in three sections to help clients evaluate their current brand: (1) questions about the brand's history, goals, and values; (2) questions about the target customer, including demographics and perceptions; (3) questions about competitors. The goal is to gather key insights that will inform a rebranding or new branding strategy.
Seven Steps for Revitalizing Your BrandR. Jay Olson
If the time has come to re-energize your brand, follow this proven framework to get your CEO and executive team behind you to mobiliize your initiative, and ensure your company's investment drives profitable long-term growth and asset valuation.
This document discusses branding, including what branding is, the elements and types of branding, statistics about branding, and the power of branding. It defines branding as the process of creating a relationship between a company's product and the emotional perception of the customer. The key elements of branding include visual elements like logos, taglines, and slogans, as well as customer and stakeholder experiences and consistency. It provides statistics about the effectiveness of branding, such as color improving brand recognition by 80%. The document discusses how branding can make or break companies, and influence sales, growth, customer recall, and more. It also covers branding for startups, branding blockbuster companies, branding blunders, personal branding, and developing an individual's
This document provides an overview of marketing concepts and strategies for small businesses. It discusses defining target markets, conducting market research, establishing brand pillars and values, crafting a mission statement, analyzing competitive advantages, and more. The goal is to help small businesses understand marketing and how to apply key principles to achieve their business objectives over the short and long term.
To many people, a brand is simply a name and logo. In part that’s true, but really, it’s so
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Tips for Branding an Emerging Restaurant Franchise
1. Are You Thinking About Franchising?
(or just need to compete with those who are)
14 Steps to Polish and Perfect
Your Brand and Business
RESTAURANT BRANDING
Specializing in Brand Strategy & Development for the
RESTAURANT & LIFESTYLE INDUSTRIES
ph: 949.433.0728
InspiroBrands.com
2. RESTAURANT BRANDING
Is it Time to
FRANCHISE
or
Just Take Your
Concept to the
NEXT LEVEL?
Are you thinking about Franchising your restaurant or just trying
to compete with those who are? It is important to Polish &
Perfect Your Entire Concept including Branding, Operations,
Space & Team. And more importantly have a Plan to Manage
these items for the future.
We work with emerging brands wanting to Franchise or Expand.
Your business should always be an ongoing process of growth
and improvement. Do you have all of the proper pieces in
place to take it to the next level?
InspiroBrands.com
3. YOUR CONCEPT
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In the past most companies wouldn’t even consider a franchise model until
they had a few restaurants. Today if even one location is doing well,
Franchise companies are quick to expand before their competition does.
It is important to treat your restaurant as if it were a larger entity whether it is
or not. You must manage all aspects such as food, staff, service, decor and
marketing as a part of your overall brand.
There are 3 main reasons to treat your restaurant as a franchise model.
1. PROFESSIONALISM - Allows you to WOW your guests as well as
compete against other larger players.
2. CONSISTENCY - Helps set up systems and standards to create a great
customer experience every time.
3. GROWTH - Provides an expansion plan for the future. It is always easier
to update on an ongoing basis than to fix things later.
1
WHAT ARE YOU
KNOWN FOR?
WHO ARE YOUR
IDEAL GUESTS?
HOW DO YOU
WOW THEM?
4. InspiroBrands.comInspiroBrands.com
WHAT IS A BRAND?
YOUR BRAND
IS WHAT YOUR
CUSTOMERS
SAY IT IS...
NOT WHAT YOU
SAY IT IS!
INTERIOR
Decor/Cleanliness
Receptionist/Hostess
Staff Presence
Voice Mail/Hold Music
Interior Music
Restrooms
MARKETING
Business Cards
Menus/Take Out
In-house Collateral
Email Newsletters
Website/Mobile
Brochures
Advertising YOUR
BRAND
EXTERIOR
Drive by Impression
Signage
Entry Way
NETWORKING
Online/Social Presence
Community Involvement
PRODUCT
Quality of Offering
Visual Presentation
LOGO
Quality & Relevance
Tagline/Modifier
6. InspiroBrands.com
BRAND POSITIONING
DO WHAT YOU DO BEST AND
LET EVERYONE KNOW ABOUT IT!
You need to have great food, great service
and a good atmosphere but that is a
given in todays market.
What you really need to do is have
something that makes you UNIQUE
and a perfect fit for YOUR GUESTS.
If they love you - they will help spread
the word.
3
WHAT MAKES
YOU UNIQUE?
HOW CAN YOU
COMPETE
AGAINST YOUR
COMPETITION?
7. InspiroBrands.com
TARGET AUDIENCE
What do your guests want from you?
Once you think about expanding, it is important to know that what works
one place may not work for all. It is mandatory that you understand your
target market and find that audience. Or perhaps you may need to adjust
for those who are in the new location you select.
Our Concept Requires This Target Audience:
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
The New Location we are Considering has:
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
4
% Male/Female
Age
Married/single
Kids
Income
Lifestyle
Education
Lunch/Dinner
10. InspiroBrands.com
TRADEMARK
PROTECT YOURSELF
You don’t want to be on the road to expansion with everything in
motion and realize that you are not able to grow into other territories.
Or even worse have someone stop you from using your name.
As a start go to
uspto.gov and
do a preliminary
trademark search.
You may also file there
but we recommend
getting an attorney.
7
BEFORE
FRANCHISING
MAKE SURE TO
TRADEMARK
YOUR NAME
AND LOGO
11. InspiroBrands.com
WEBSITE & URL
ARE YOU STAYING RELEVANT
Many people find restaurants via web and mobile devices.
To compete you must make sure you website works on all
platforms and people can find you EVERYWHERE
• Home - About You
• Location w/ map
• Menus
• Social Media Links
• Events
• Newsletter Sign Up
• Franchise Information
Create links for submission
or downloadable pdf
8
MAKE SURE
YOUR
WEBSITE
IS UPDATED
ON ALL
PLATFORMS
12. InspiroBrands.com
MARKETING
DON’T TRY TO DO EVERYTHING
Try a few and track your results. Then choose your favorites that work for
you and CREATE A PLAN and IMPLEMENT ON A REGULAR BASIS.
Like it or not, you MUST have a Social Media
presence as part of your Marketing Plan.
To compete with other companies
we suggest that you hire someone
to be your Marketing/Social media
person to handle these tasks for you
if you do not have the time or
enjoy them.
9
PICK THE
MARKETING
METHODS
THAT WORK
BEST FOR YOU
• Social Media
• Email Blasts
• Print Ads
• SEO
• In Store Promos
• Direct Mail
• Radio/TV
• Local/Charity Events
13. InspiroBrands.com
BRAND STANDARDS
Create a Style Guide for Better Consistency of your Brand
10
BRAND STYLE
GUIDES
• Logos
• Fonts
• Colors
• Textures
• Graphics
• Photos
• Marketing
• Signage
• Wall Graphics
• Etc...
An average style guide will contain 10-20 pages
Neutra Text
To be used Upper/Lower case for all sentences and body copy.
Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh
Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Qq
Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz
0123456789!@#$&*()
Accent FontAccent Font
Accent Font
Body Copy
NEUTRA TEXT BOLD
NEUTRA TEXT DEMI BOLD
Bold or Demi in Green or Black to be used for headers only.
Used in All Caps. Can be green, black or reversed in white on black.
HEADERS
HEADERS
Subheads Subheads
SUBHEADS SUBHEADS
Joe Hand 2
To be used to highlight. To be used as Header 4 words or less.
Can be used in orange or green
Neutra Text Bold
Primary Sans-Serif typeface used for emphasis
bodies of copy. Can be set-in Bold and/or Caps.
Can be green, black or reversed in white on black.
SIGN AGE
ALL NATU RAL
AMERICANKO BE BEEF
WALL ARTWEARABLES
KRAVEKOBE BURGER GRILL
THE
14. InspiroBrands.com
MATERIALS STANDARDS11
MATERIALS
STYLE GUIDE
• Floor Plan
• Elevation
• Seating flow
• Paint Colors
• Flooring
• Counters
• Booth Material
• Tables/Chairs
• Lighting
BIRCH WOODS TABLE TOP
STAINED CONCRETE FLOORING B&W MATERIAL BOOTH
BLACK FORMICA COUNTER SUBWAY TILE IN BATHROOM
BRUSHED ALUMINUM COUNTER FRONT
INTERIOR MATERIALS
CHARCOAL CEILING LIME RICKY SOFFIT PEACE YELLOW WALLS
PAINT
SAMPLE FLOOR PLAN
15. InspiroBrands.com
BRAND PACKAGE
KEEP YOUR FILES ON THE CLOUD
Once Your Brand Package is Complete,
MAKE SURE YOU OWN IT and
Keep it where you can easily get to it.
12
STORE BRAND
COLLATERAL
AND EASILY
ACCESS IT
WHEN YOU
OPEN YOUR
NEXT LOCATION
LOGOS FONTS/COLORS SIGNAGE PACKAGING MENUS
16. InspiroBrands.com
GET IT DOWN IN WRITING
Before you register your franchise you will need to have your manuals to
secure your FDD.
Even if you never go
to a franchise model
you should have clear
PRACTICES AND
PROCEDURES
in place.
OPERATION MANUALS13
OPERATIONS
& TRAINING
• Food Prep
• Service
• Purchasing
• Receiving
• Storage
• Preparation
• Cleaning
• Shift Change
• Opening/Closing
17. InspiroBrands.com
YOUR TEAM
WHO WILL HELP TAKE YOU TO THE NEXT LEVEL?
Your Company - Having a defined team is key. Your internal team should
all know their roles and responsibilities without any gray areas.
Contractors - If you are thinking of expanding it is crucial to have all of your
vendors in place and ready to jump into action once you find a new location.
Franchise Company - There are many
franchise companies out there ready to
promise to take you to the next level.
Sometimes these can be quite costly
so make sure you do your homework
and choose an expansion plan that
WORKS BEST FOR YOU!
14
KEY PLAYERS
• Financial/CFO
• Operations
• Training
• Real Estate
• Branding/Design
• Marketing/PR
• Equipment
• Construction
• Franchise Sales
18. InspiroBrands.com
RESTAURANT CHECKLIST
Concept - Do you need improvement on Food, Space, Operations, Etc?
Brand Personality - What do you stand for? What do people say about you?
Brand Positioning - How are you Unique from your Competition?
Brand Collateral Evaluation - Does your brand & graphics package need updating?
Target Audience Defined - Who will you serve, what do they need?
Logo - Is it updated and relevant?
Trademark - Have you Trademarked your Name and Logo?
URL & Website - Have you purchased all similar urls and updated your website?
Marketing Plan - Have you created a marketing plan w/ branded social media accounts?
Do you have someone in place to manage your marketing efforts?
Brand Standards Manuals - Do you have a Usage Guide for others to follow?
Materials Standards - Are materials documented and ready for future locations?
Brand Package - Are all items packaged and available and ready to go when
you find a new location?
Operations & Training Manuals - Are Recipes, Processes & Procedures documented?
Team in Place - Who will help take you to the Next Level?
WHAT ARE
THE
NEXT STEPS
FOR
THE FUTURE?
19. RESTAURANT BRANDING
Owner
Strategy + Design
Inspiro Brands provides brand strategy and design guiding emerging concepts to create, develop and
provide a memorable guest experience. With over 20 years working with the restaurant industry, Gina has
developed identities for over 100 dining destinations as well as experiential food based events.
Gina works as a consultant with several Franchise Sales companies to polish and perfect brands to
prepare for franchise expansion. She attends The Western Foodservice & Hospitality Expo and Franchise
Expo annually in order to keep current with upcoming trends.
Services include brand strategy and design development of mood boards, logos, menus, marketing
collateral, advertising, websites, packaging, promotional materials, franchise brochures, operations
manuals, brand style guides and investor books.
Specializing in Brand Strategy & Development for the
RESTAURANT & LIFESTYLE INDUSTRIES
ph: 949.433.0728
InspiroBrands.com