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Brand Strategy:
Discover Your "Big Idea"
Road Map.

Every organization's identity is the accumulation of experiences and perceptions one has with that organization. What you do with your organization-wide brand is significant. Warren McKenna Design Group builds, updates, and manages brands to ensure that the brand is aligned with the values and drivers of your organization. Once that framework is in place, we manifest this strategy into a unified and consistent 360-degree brand experience across all media. We collaborate with organizations to define their strategic roadmap and deliver more relevant, compelling experiences to drive acquisition, retention, and member-customer involvement goals.

Effective brand strategy starts with analysis and ends with a framework for the “Big Idea”: what your organization stands for and can do that no other organization can. W/M Design Group assesses member-customer needs, analyzes competition, and audits communication vehicles to identify and isolate an ownable, distinctive brand position. This discovery process yields a roadmap, which serves as the basis of the “Big Idea” and the catalyst to anchor all of your brand experiences. One voice, one promise consistently repeated connects organization-wide programs and creates visibility, increased involvement, and preference for your organizational brand.
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Brand Strategy Best Practices:
• Audience Needs Assessments
• Communications Audit
• Competitive Landscape Analysis
• Brand Positioning and Messaging
• Identity Evaluation & Recommendations
• Brand Attributes and Essence Statements
• Marketing Plan Development

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Q: What is a Brand?

A: Brand is defined as “the relationship between an organization and its customers based on the sum total of its expressions and activities. It is a reflection not just of the customers’ perception, but also a manifestation of its internal reality.” By capturing your organization’s “Big Idea” and manifesting this framework consistently in all touchpoints, your member-customers will follow.
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