Why a rebrand
is a key business
investment.

Buy-in from executives is the first step in the rebranding process. Without their support, a rebrand will be doomed from the start or it will never happen.

Why is a rebrand a valuable
& needed investment?

1

Stand out from the crowd

Create a clear, unique and defendable position that will help establish your brand as an industry leader. Something as simple as choosing the right brand colors plays a crucial role in shaping a company’s identity and perception.

2

Easier for your customers to buy
& for sales to sell

Go beyond just a product or service and build your brand around a lifestyle, experience or mindset.

3

Reduce your marketing
& ad costs

More focused and targeted initiatives take away the need for broad messaging and scattered campaigns.

4

Get better customers

Bringing authenticity to your brand will be more attractive to customers, making them loyal champions of the brand.

5

Premium pricing

A brand with a meaningful brand story that resonates with consumers can command a premium price. And people are willing to pay more for a brand they love than one they don’t.

6

Boost your value

Building brand awareness, loyalty and improving market position with a strong brand identity can make your brand invaluable.

7

Refocus what matters most

Realign your brand values, positioning and strategy to regain relevance for the future, and let your brand reach its full potential.

8

Increase mindshare

A good brand identity creates an emotional connection, it’s also memorable and when consistently executed across multiple channels, it will make your brand top of mind with consumers.

9

Get better talent

Effective internal branding helps increase retention, engagement, loyalty and productivity with staff and is a key recruitment tool. Simply put, great brands attract great people.

10

Evolving audience

As consumers evolve, so should your brand. Your brand should proactively keep up with changes in the market to maintain relevance.

11

Branding ROI

Studies have shown that companies that prioritize branding and design as an investment consistently outperform those that don’t.
Good design = Good profits.


Ask yourself...

Have you outgrown your brand?

Do customers know why they should buy from you and not your competition?

Is your brand relevant today?


THE LAST WORD

Since branding is hard to measure and a big investment, it will never seem like the right time to ever do it. But your brand is the foundation of your business and people don’t buy products, they buy brands.

Will you invest in your brand?


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