Brandcamp isn’t just about design; it’s about strategy!
On day one of Brandcamp, we start off with about an hour-long session where we talk all things you and your brand, beginning with your answers to a pretty extensive questionnaire you’ll need to fill out before we get started.
We work together to identify the irresistible and authentic aspects of you and your business. Then I go off with all those ingredients we noted and craft your brand so you can intoxicate top-shelf clients.
By the end of Brandcamp, you’ll have a brand that feels authentic to you and speaks directly to your ideal clients. Your brand guidelines will include both design and strategy elements.
Purpose
Values
Vision & Mission
Target Audience
Competitive Analysis
Positioning & UVP
Messaging & Attributes
Primary Logo Design
Secondary Logo
Submarks
Brand Pattern
Color Palette
Typography Pairing Suite
Launch Manual & Graphics
Branding //
Branding //
Branding //
You feel overwhelmed, overlooked, and underbooked
You’re a get-sh*t-done kinda girl
You want to set yourself up for long-term success
You’re done with not having clarity on your brand identity
You want a brand that feels authentic to you & connects with your dream clients
You’re just looking for visuals, without any strategy to drive it
You’re totally unsure of who your target audience is or could be
You’re looking for a quick fix to a sales problem
You want something EXACTLY like someone else
You’re not ready to invest in your business - and yourself!
After Brandcamp, you’ll feel rejuvenated and invigorated! And as your brand connects with your dream clients, you can focus your time and energy on scaling your business, not sustaining it!
Your primary logo is the most important and detailed version of your logo. A secondary logo and submarks are just variations of the primary logo. A secondary logo is typically a bit less detailed and may even be a different orientation. Submarks are the simplest form of you’re logo. They are typically reduced to a simple icon, single letter, or other small, identifiable mark. They are great for social media profiles, favicons (those little icons at the top of browser tabs), watermarks, and more!
Brandcamp typically lasts one week, from our kickoff call to final goodbyes, sometimes shorter. It really depends on how much revision is needed. You know your brand best, so I make sure to budget in some time for revisions because if something just doesn’t feel right, it’s totally going to cost you in the long run.
Every business needs a brand, no matter how long you’ve been in business, your revenue, your team size, or your success thus far. Determining your brand strategy should be one of the very first things you do as a business owner. Without considering your brand strategy, you run the risk of mixed messages and a confused company image. An intentional brand strategy impacts all other aspects of your business and can help you more effectively connect with and convert more ideal clients, gain trust and dominate your niche, and increase your prices.
Your brand strategy informs your marketing and business strategies. A brand strategy is the part of your business that identifies your voice, purpose, values, and more. Branding allows your clients to understand the characteristics, values, and attributes you stand for, as well as how you compare to your competitors. A brand strategy focuses more on what your identity is and how you’re perceived by clients. Your business strategy is more about logistics: the financials, how your business will succeed in the market, market trends, and more. Your marketing strategy is informed by both the brand and business strategy and acts as the vessel and methods used to deliver your branding and connect with your ideal clients.
A logo design is part of Brandcamp, but if that’s all you’re looking for - no strategy, no brand design, no brand guidelines - then I’m not your girl; I don’t believe in “just needing a logo.”
Your primary logo is the most important and detailed version of your logo. A secondary logo and submarks are just variations of the primary logo. A secondary logo is typically a bit less detailed and may even be a different orientation. Submarks are the simplest form of you’re logo. They are typically reduced to a simple icon, single letter, or other small, identifiable mark. They are great for social media profiles, favicons (those little icons at the top of browser tabs), watermarks, and more!
Brandcamp typically lasts one week, from our kickoff call to final goodbyes, sometimes shorter. It really depends on how much revision is needed. You know your brand best, so I make sure to budget in some time for revisions because if something just doesn’t feel right, it’s totally going to cost you in the long run.
Every business needs a brand, no matter how long you’ve been in business, your revenue, your team size, or your success thus far. Determining your brand strategy should be one of the very first things you do as a business owner. Without considering your brand strategy, you run the risk of mixed messages and a confused company image. An intentional brand strategy impacts all other aspects of your business and can help you more effectively connect with and convert more ideal clients, gain trust and dominate your niche, and increase your prices.
Your brand strategy informs your marketing and business strategies. A brand strategy is the part of your business that identifies your voice, purpose, values, and more. Branding allows your clients to understand the characteristics, values, and attributes you stand for, as well as how you compare to your competitors. A brand strategy focuses more on what your identity is and how you’re perceived by clients. Your business strategy is more about logistics: the financials, how your business will succeed in the market, market trends, and more. Your marketing strategy is informed by both the brand and business strategy and acts as the vessel and methods used to deliver your branding and connect with your ideal clients.