Brand creation

This simple 80/20 rule lends itself to many aspects of business and branding. Learn how to adopt this concept in your business.

Branding plays a pretty big role in how you present your business to your ideal audience and how they perceive it. Learn the 7 branding basics for a successful brand from our blog plus more tips and ideas on branding & design, corporate identity, personal branding, brand strategy & marketing, branding identity, branding for business, digital marketing, and brand board & brand kit creation here. You can also get our Ultimate Branding Kit with a free customizable elegant-themed brand kit.

Brand Beat Brand Design Identity Style Guide Brand Beat is a strategic communications agency in Australia, which specialises in PR, Digital & Traditional Comms and advertising for brands. They’re modern, funky, professional and now have a brand that communicates with their audience. Brand Design includes logo development, multiple options, hero & secondary logo, brand icons, pattern, Custom Canva Social Media Templates for Facebook and Instagram, and guidance on how the brand can be used.

This past month I decided to do a rebrand of my freelance studio. My old brand didn't feel connected to my work style or personality. But I wanted to keep the same theme using bird icons so that I wasn't tasked with creating a new mission statement and br…

Save time and ensure consistency with The Content Factory's solution for monthly social media content creation! Our pre-designed templates and content ideas simplify the process, allowing for easy customization to align with your brand identity. Benefit from additional support through a monthly challenge, live Q&A sessions, Canva tutorials, video stock, and an exclusive support group.

Creating your brand color palette can sound difficult and often creative businesses are unable to narrow down a color palette that aligns with their style!

Let’s get the facts straight, branding activities, such as designing your logo, building your website, or writing a mission statement, are not what creates your brand. Confused? This is because the brand itself lives inside the mind of the customers, so your business does not actually "create&q

Written by Laura Jane Boast