At The Recipe, we believe that the strength of your brand’s story determines its success in the digital world. It’s not just about an online presence, but the essence and substance of your brand that makes it memorable.
Perception shapes a brand’s journey. At The Recipe, we analyse how your brand is currently perceived and find innovative ways to enhance its connection with the audience. Our approach is simple: understand the present to shape a brighter future.
A compelling brand is consistent. Every interaction, piece of content, and design should reflect the core values of your brand. This uniformity fosters trust, ensuring that your audience always knows what to expect.
The Recipe’s commitment is unwavering. We collaborate to create stories that emotionally connect and spur meaningful actions. Your brand’s story deserves the best strategy, and we’re here to help you tell it.
This comprehensive branding process ensures the development of a consistent, effective brand that resonates with the target audience and accurately represents the business.
Understand the client's business, industry, goals, target audience, and existing brand perception. This information forms the basis for the branding strategy.
Define the brand's positioning, values, voice, and personality. The strategy will guide all future branding decisions.
Create a unique logo that represents the brand and resonates with the target audience. The logo is a fundamental aspect of a brand's visual identity.
Choose the brand's primary and secondary colours that align with the brand's personality and appeal to the target audience.
Decide on the fonts that will be used in the brand's written communication. This includes fonts for headlines, subheadings, and body text.
Develop other visual elements that support the brand's identity. This might include patterns, shapes, icons, or illustrations.
Design an email signature that reflects the brand's visual identity.
Apply the brand's identity to all brand touchpoints. This could include the website, social media profiles, physical signage, packaging, uniforms, and advertising.
Plan and execute the launch of the new brand to the public. This might involve a marketing campaign or an event.
Regularly review and update the brand as necessary. This might involve refreshing the logo or visual identity, or updating the brand strategy to reflect changes in the business or market.