Create a brand identity prism: how consumers see your brand

Physique: the tactile physical characteristics or iconography of your brand.
Personality: the character (or persona) of your brand as expressed through style, color, design, tone of voice, language, and mannerisms.
Culture: the beliefs and value systems that imbue the whole of an organization.
Relationship: the connection established between a brand and its customers a
Reflection: the person most likely to purchase your products.
Self-image: how customers want to see themselves.

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Think like your customer

Brand positioning is defined as the territory you occupy in your customers’ minds relative to your competitors and whether those customers believe you’re the best option to meet their needs.

Effective brand positioning relies on competitive research and analysis,

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Brand positioning is product-agnostic. It aims to occupy a higher, conceptual place in the minds and eyes of customers. Brand position is about trying to establish a relationship based on shared or aspired values, belief systems, and business practices.

When custom...

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Design a brand positioning map

The brand positioning map (or perception map) is a visual representation of a brand’s strengths and weaknesses in relation to the competition, based on consumer perception.

While positioning maps are a powerful tool, they don’t account for business objectives and financial ...

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A few examples of potent proof points

Backed by science: Trials and studies support your claims. It goes without saying that the more unbiased and independent the research is, the better.
Reviews and testimonials: Nothing is more powerful than other people, who laid down their hard-earne...

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