Branding is one of the most important aspects of any business. It helps assign a personality and a promise to an organization and its products or services, something to which customers can relate. Would you like to be perceived by others as boring, unattractive or even worse, forgettable? Of course not. It’s the same for your organization.
Branding and marketing go hand in hand. Often, your brochure, business card, letterhead or even email signature is the first point of contact and impression customers have of your organization. It conveys in a simple way what the brand promises.
One of TSN Communications’ specialties is creating and delivering compelling marketing materials that convey our clients’ unique selling propositions to buyers, and linking it to the brand. We do that by asking the right questions and gathering the right information first.
Starting with a brand discovery session, we are able to assess the gap between where the existing brand currently stands and where it aspires to be. In short, we ask a lot of questions, including:
- What is your organization’s mission, and how does it add value to customers?
- What is your organization known most for in its industry?
- What benefits do your products and/or services provide to customers?
- What do you believe existing and prospective customers think of your organization? And, what research do you have that supports that?
- What are qualities you would like existing and prospective customers to associate with your organization?
Questions like that give us the raw material we need to take the brand from Point A to Point B. In other words, the front-end thinking is what’s most important to a branding effort that aligns seamlessly with marketing efforts – and that’s something TSN Communications does every day with our clients.
Want to get started on a rebranding effort with TSN Communications? Start by asking one simple question: What does your brand say about your organization?