Branding
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BID
created the corporate image and communication strategy of
Multiasistencia, a unique home and business repair firm, founded
in 1981, which currently has 11 million service users. |
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Creation
of mobile trade fair booths for business presentations in
hotels and events in Spain and Portugal. |
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Jose
E. Prieto created Opel En Marcha, a General Motors publication,
to communicate the company creed and values to Spanish automobile
dealers. |
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Endorsed
Image. Multauto, a company which has experienced spectacular
growth, uses the BID award symbol in different promotional
campaigns. |
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New
corporate image for Cadagua, leading company in water treatment. |
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Most
experts agree that, due to the socioeconomic variables that presently
characterize the market, product-based leadership is almost impossible.
Distribution channels or the price factor no longer give the competitive
edge. Many times the only characteristic that distinguishes one
company from another is brand image.
The positioning of the brand within a sociological framework rather
than exclusively on a commercial basis is more and more important.
The world in which we live is of a highly graphic context, overriding
the linguistic context to such an extent that the visual image overpowers
the brand name itself.
A company's brand image gives potential clients the first impression.
Clients will unconsciously perceive and evaluate it on business
cards, letterheads or any other promotional media, including the
Internet. Brand image alone will not increase sales, but an obsolete
or badly designed graphic image can cause a feeling of rejection
that will make it more difficult to achieve market acceptance or
for distributors to trust its viability.
This is the reason that specialists recommend dedicating resources
to the design and market acceptance of the logo-symbol. This involves
the typography of the brand name (the logotype) and the image and
graphic resources which support it (the symbol). |
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