1. When something has significantly
changed in your business.
Businesses
evolve, and there can come a point at which you are a different business than
you were a few years ago. Maybe you’ve expanded into new areas. Maybe you’ve
had a growth spurt and your local brand needs to grow with it.
2. When your customers have changed.
Not
only do brands change, but also their customers change. McDonald’s customers
have become more health-conscious, for example. Harley Davidson’s customers
have gotten younger. With these changes have come significant changes in
presentation of the brand. Has your customer base gone through a significant
and long-term change? If so, does this need to be reflected in your
branding?
3. Your visual brand looks stale.
Eventually,
even the best visual branding begins to look dated. What looked cool in the
1970s isn’t going to play today. Color trends, fonts, logos, and entire brand
representations need a makeover every once in awhile. How long has it been
since your brand had one?
4. When customers have lost engagement
with your brand.
Customer
engagement can often be recaptured with fresh, new ways of marketing, but
sometimes, there is something about the branding that no longer connects. If
you can’t get sales out of a slump, maybe new branding can help prospects see
your products with fresh eyes.
5. You look like everyone else.
When
you opened your business in a hot new market 10 years ago, you were unique. But
as new competitors poured into the space, that uniqueness is disappearing. If
you are no longer standing out from your competition, fresh branding can help
you break through.
Think
it might be time to rebrand your business? Give us a call and let our brand
experts and graphic designers brainstorm with you.
~ Kelly Mank, President of Time4Printing, Kelly@Time4Printing.com
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