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Brand Positioning, Product Development and Business Growth
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Page 1: A Brand Workshop Summary Presentation

Brand Positioning, Product Development and Business Growth

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Brand Positioning: The Typical Processes

Problem StatementProcess OverviewReview of definitionsBrand Exercises: Visual and Verbal MetaphorsBrainStorming / Ideation GenerationIllustration / VisualizationRole Playing: Script WritingScenario PlayConceptingDocumentationStorytelling

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Why do this? Clarity.

Two companies with different focuses and expertise coming together to compete with others for market share in product development must differentiate itself and be perceived that way by potential customers.

Answering questions:who we are, who do we want to be and who can we bewho we are perceived to bewhat does the market want

Declare who we will be.Define a strategy to get there.Execute a plan to achieve it.

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In today’s increasingly competitive global market,

building effective and meaningful brands is

essential for business success. Yet branding

efforts that are based primarily on logical, verbal

messages are increasingly ineffective in reaching

a consumer population grown skeptical of new

claims. A more powerful approach to establishing

brand perceptions is required – one that

automatically triggers perceptions that are

relevant to target customers, true to the brand

identity and differentiated from the competition.

Brand Positioning provides a systematic method

for adding further definition to a brand’s identity

and determining the visual signals that will

establish brand perceptions at all points of

contact with customers.

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What is a Brand?A person’s perception of a product, service, experience or organization

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What is a Brand Attribute?A distinctive feature of that product, service, company or brand: porsche = classic

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What do we mean by Brand Intention and Brand Meaning?

Brand Positioning (Identity) informs how we build the User Experience and therefore involves Industrial Design, Information Design & Architecture, Graphic Design and Packaging. Our Intent as a brand.

Brand Perception (Image) focuses on the way consumers interpret signals created by a company through it’s products, services and communication. What BSi means to our clients.

The psychic distance between the intended message and the consumers actual interpretation represents a “brand gap”. This can be problematic if the gap is wide.

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Meat Ball

Color

Tag Lines

Name

Iconic

Successful

I like to explore

Problem solving is why I’m here

Talent

Technical Experience

Skill Base

BSi

Bold

Out of Box Thinker

Energetic

Fun

Committed to Excellence

Creative Atmosphere

Common Purpose

Fits My Lifestyle

Relaxed

Brand Wheel

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Identity components

Heritage (e.g. Apple) provides confidence or positive feelings based on the reputation and actions of the brand.

Personality (e.g. Swatch) projects human character traits to the brand that will be meaningful to customers and help establish emotional links.

Visual Assets (e.g. Joe Camel) are images that immediately trigger the brand name and key perceptions that resonate with the target market.(What happened to Joe?)

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Emotional Benefits (e.g. Prius) allow the customers to perceive positive feelings and personal rewards created through experiences with the brand.

Functional Benefits (e.g. thenorthface) are tangible benefits relating to experiences and/or the relationship with the brand.

Self-Expressive Benefits (e.g. PRADA) allow customers to outwardly express who they are or who they would like to be through the brands they use and associate.

Value Proposition components

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Who Are You? What Do You Do? Why Does It Matter?

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Who Are You? What Do You Do? Why Does It Matter? BrooksStevens, Inc. today (BSi interpretation)

Verbal Comments

Problem Solver

Functional

Sound

Mass Appeal

Solid

Refined

Authentic

Honest

Orange

Visual Description

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Who Are You? What Do You Do? Why Does It Matter? BrooksStevens, Inc. today (Ingenium interpretation)

Verbal Comments

Legacy

Clean

Classic

Comfortable

Modernism

Potential Innovation

Sophisticated

Artistic

Visual Description

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Who Are You? What Do You Do? Why Does It Matter? BrooksStevens, Inc…aspirationally

Verbal Comments

Process Expert

Sophisticated

Legitimate

User Centric

Embraces New Technology

In Touch

Passionate

Connected

Bold

Performance Minded

Deep and Wide

Daring

Solid

Responsible

Visual Description

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Who Are You? What Do You Do? Why Does It Matter? The Competition

Raised on pop culture

Innovation Consultancy

Signature Design Aesthetic

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Who Are They? What Do They Do? Why Do They Matter?

Innovation Consultancy

Astro Studios: “A crew of uniquely talented designers. We live at the epicenter of American lifestyle, technology and design.”Product & Brand Strategy, Industrial Design, Graphic Design *Network: Market Research, Electrical&Mechanical Engineering, Interaction&Interface Design, Varied Brand Development Specialists, Contract Sourcing&Manufacturing

BlueMapDesign: “A multi-disciplinary product design firm based in New York City, the firm has gained international acclaim for it’s signature design aesthetic utilizing simplicity relative to form and function.”Product Design, Branding, Environmental, Furniture, Structural Packaging

Continuum: “A design and innovation consultancy. We are a group of design strategy, brand experience and product innovation experts helping companies build design solutions.”Strategy, Product Design, Brand Experience

Desgrippes Gobe: “A operate in cross-functional teams of brand strategists, graphic designers, interactive designers, writers, architects and industrial designers so we can create end-to-end solutions for any branding challenge.”Brand Strategy, Brand Identity, Product Innovation, Retail Experience

The Competition

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Who Are They? What Do They Do? Why Do They Matter?

Innovation Consultancy

Insight: “…designs meaningful products and experiences. From design strategy through development we align user needs with business goals to ensure market success.”Strategy, Innovation, Experiences, Development

RKS Design: “A fusion of Science, Experience, and Design.”Research, Strategy, Branding, Innovation, Industrial Design, User Interface, Engineering, Prototyping, Graphics, “Psycho-Aesthetics”

IDEO: “IDEO helps organizations innovate through design.”Strategic Service: Explorations, Service Design, Transformation Design Services: Environments, Digital Experience, Product Development

IngeniumPD: “…has evolved from an engineering background into a full service, highly creative firm. We provide industrial design, engineering and prototyping… necessary components of a turnkey product development company.”Brainstorming, Feasibillity Studies, 2D Concept Renderings, 3D Concept Renderings, Digital Animation, Ergonomic Analysis, Color Studies, Design Specifications, Material&Process Selection, Aesthetic Prototypes

The Competition

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Who Are They? What Do They Do? Why Do They Matter?

Innovation Consultancy

Priority: “…is a leading industrial design and product development firm. Soft goods. Our services include...”Research, Strategy, Design, Engineering, Prototyping, Brand Support

Radius: “Innovation Realized…Globally.” “Radius is an award-winning product design and development firm that collaborates with international clients in the consumer and healthcare industries to create inspired solutions that drive business success.”Discovery, Concept, Development, Implementation

The Competition

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ASPIRATIONAL BRAND PERCEPTIONS from the workshop

Process Experts, Playful, Sophisticated, User Centric, In Touch, Passionate, Connected, Bold, Eccentric, Legitimate, Deep and Wide, Solid, Responsible, Daring, Performance Minded, Technology Embracing, Smart, Relevant, Grounded, Quality Work…

    

Beginning with words

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Playful

Daring

Smart, Responsible, Relevant

Process Experts, Technology Experts

User-Centric, Grounded

Passionate, Performance Minded

Playful, Eccentric

Bold, Daring

Sophisticated, Smart, Legitimate, Responsible, Relevant

Process Expert, Technology Embracing, Quality Work,

Deep & Wide

User-Centric, In Touch, Connected, Grounded

Passionate, Performance Minded

    

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Playful

Smart

Experts

User-Centric

Passionate

Playful, Daring

Smart, Responsible, Relevant

Process, Technology Experts

User-Centric, Grounded

Passionate, Performance Minded

    

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Brooks Stevens: playful, smart, user-centric, passionate experts  

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STRATEGIC BRAND DIMENSION

Energetic:Playful

Energy is a key component of the BSi brand. Energy describes the personality and self-expressive nature of the BSi organization. With a foundation in the identity, emotional benefits and personality of the brand profile, the concept of energy conveys the vibrant spirit of the BSi brand. Consumers can trust BSi to design and develop expressive and successful products because we are!

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STRATEGIC BRAND DIMENSION

Smart

Smart is a key component of the BSi brand. Smart describes the technical knowledge of the BSi team. With a foundation in the heritage, identity and personality of the brand profile, the concept of “smart” conveys the depth of experience behind the BSi brand. Clients are confident that BSi will deliver beyond expectations.

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STRATEGIC BRAND DIMENSION

User-Centric

BSi is User-Centric in all aspects of design and engineering. Grounded in the personality, functional and self-expressive components of the brand profile, User-Centric personifies the focus on solving problems with tangible and differentiating benefits to consumers and clients alike.

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STRATEGIC BRAND DIMENSION

Passionate Experts

Passionate Experts defines the BSi brand by describing benchmark level competencies in human-centric design and engineering. With roots in the heritage, identity and personality components of the brand profile, “Passionate Experts” defines the beliefs, commitment and expertise with which each BSi colleague approaches design innovation.

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---- improve ---------- evolve ---------- invent ---------- transform ----

Invent new product solution

Products that transform the market or the organization

Improve efficiency & profitability of existing product

Evolve the product to a new level of performance

The Innovation Continuum

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---- improve ---------- evolve ---------- invent ---------- transform ----

Hyper Design

• Accelerated• Focused• Risk of missing the window is greater than an imperfect product

Improve efficiency & profitability of existing product

Evolve the product to a new level of performance

“Time to market is everything, and we have no time, and even less budget.

Get it roughly right.”

Invent new product solution

Products that transform the market or the organization

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---- improve ---------- evolve ---------- invent ---------- transform ----

Invent new product solution

Products that transform the market or the organization

Design Optimization

• Efficient tactical development• Choose the best places to apply resources, take some short cuts

Improve efficiency & profitability of existing product

Evolve the product to a new level of performance

“We know what to do, let’s do it efficiently, balancing time and budget

trade-offs”

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---- improve ---------- evolve ---------- invent ---------- transform ----

• Heavy discovery phase• Significant rigor• Attempting a breakthrough• Strategic investment of time & $

Improve efficiency & profitability of existing product

Evolve the product to a new level of performance

“Let’s do this right, let’s go where no one has gone before, let’s change the

rules of the game, let’s create our future”

Invent new product solution

Products that transform the market or the organization

The Deep Dive

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The Big Opportunity

Business Week estimates of only single digit

innovation success rates begs the question:

What makes the cultures of large corporations

so successful at squeezing profit from the

manufacturing and marketing of products and

so inept at inventing them?

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Once the brand positioning baseline has been approved,

it will become a basis from which to evaluate ourselves

over time. Brand Dimensions can also be used as a

metric in perceptual mapping.

Brooks Stevens, Inc., through it’s vision and the very

visual nature of the work we produce and the results we

bring to our clients, can create a very strong and

recognizable identity, verbally, visually and perceptually if

managed correctly.

The key element to being a good brand steward is

ensuring that all our outbound communications: website,

collateral, presentations communicate a consistent

message and one that differentiates BSi in a positive light

from the competition.


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