Written by IAGA

9 Core Elements of a Brand Strategy

 

 

This week, we wanted to feature a part of one of our presentations from the Las Vegas Regional meeting last week. Bryan Ford, the Creative Director at Golf Space Collective, shared the 9 core elements of a brand strategy:

  1. Brand purpose: This defines the reason why the company exists and what it wants to achieve.
  2. Brand positioning: This describes how the brand is different from its competitors and why customers should choose it.
  3. Brand promise: This is a statement that communicates what customers can expect from the brand.
  4. Brand personality: This defines the brand’s human characteristics and tone of voice.
  5. Target audience: This identifies the specific group of people the brand wants to reach and connect with.
  6. Brand story: This is a narrative that communicates the brand’s history, values, and mission.
  7. Brand visual identity: This includes the brand’s logo, color palette, typography, and other visual elements.
  8. Brand messaging: This is a consistent and cohesive message that communicates the brand’s values and benefits to the target audience.
  9. Brand experience: This is how the brand is perceived by customers when they interact with it, including the product or service, customer service, and overall experience.

By developing a brand strategy that incorporates these 9 core elements, a company can create a strong and consistent brand that resonates with its target audience and helps achieve its business goals.

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