Starting something new

Give the new thing a brand people can believe in from day one.

A new business, product or sub-brand has to earn trust quickly. The job is to make the proposition clear, the identity distinctive and the whole thing feel ready for the real world before launch day.

Bondford brand identity applications across brochures and collateral
Brand strategy, positioning, messaging, identity and rollout built as one usable system, not a logo that still leaves the rest of the launch to solve.
Recognise any of these?
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The idea is strong, but the proposition is still difficult to explain in one sentence.

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You need to look credible before the business has years of history behind it.

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The brand has to work immediately across website, campaign, social, sales and launch material.

How we’d approach it

Solve this problem. Not every problem.

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Find the thing worth owning

Clarify the audience, proposition, competitive space and the idea the new brand should become known for.

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Build a recognisable identity

Create the name, message, visual language, typography, colour and imagery as one connected system.

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Prove it before launch

Apply the identity to the website, campaign, social, sales material and other real touchpoints before calling it finished.

What would help next?

Keep exploring, or talk it through.

You have already told us what you are trying to solve. See a little more proof around this exact challenge, or carry this context straight into a conversation with Form.

Ready to discuss it?

I’m ready to talk about my version.

We will carry the route and challenge you chose into Start a Project, so you do not have to begin again.

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Questions we get asked

Straight answers before the first call.

If the useful answer is “it depends”, we’ll explain what it depends on.

Do we need a finished proposition before we start?

No. Part of the work is finding the thing worth owning. If the idea is strong but still hard to explain in one sentence, we start by making the proposition clear.

How can a new business look credible before it has any history?

By building positioning, messaging and identity as one system, so the brand looks and sounds consistent from the first impression, not just in the logo.

Will the brand work for the launch as well as the logo?

That is the aim. The brand is built to work across website, campaign, social, sales and launch material straight away, rather than leaving the rest of the launch to solve.

Ready to talk?

Starting something new? Make the first impression count.