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How to Build a Brand Brief

Your brand is much more than the colors of your logo

Before you get into the styling of your brand, you should have a business creative brief or brand brief (separate from a business plan), a list of methods, and a schedule to get them put into place.

You can find brand brief templates and samples online for a small fee or for free (depending on your goals, budget, etc.). Ideally, you do this with a marketing/brand professional, which you can find locally or online.

Some of the questions that you can use to create a brand brief are similar to a business plan; for example, these are some questions from Canva’s website and Entrepreneur.com:

  • Are your potential customers young, old, male, female, wealthy, entrepreneurs, school-age children, parents?
  • Where do you find them? Social media, in brick-and-mortar storefronts, online groups?
  • What do they need? Web design, marketing, a new awards provider?
  • Who are they using now for the same service you provide?
  • Why would they switch? What is your company’s mission?
  • What are the benefits and features of your products and services?
  • What do your customers and prospects already think of your company?
  • What qualities do you want them to associate with your company?
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