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Tone and messaging add a lot of nuance to a particular creative direction. They say the things a logo, colour palette, and layouts can’t. Besides, why pour over typefaces for weeks if the message they spell out is hollow?   Sarah Grech, our Copy Director, shared her views with Brandingmag in a recent article, ‘Saying it Right, Saying It Best’.   Some key takeaways Sarah shared included; - Research is key. You need to know your audience, your market, and what you (realistically) offer both. - You need to know your product inside and out. - You need to see what your competitors are up to, without trying to replicate them or simply avoid their missteps. - You have to have a good understanding of where culture is at right now. - Then, you get to your point of view. The distinct way you view your industry and your offering. This will help you connect with your audiences on a deeper level. Our recent work for the ebooks and audiobooks platform and app Everand, saw us look around at the current state of reading, books, podcasts, and the ways people engage with them. We noticed a few key things and connected them to what the brand could authentically give people. This led us to their position as the antithesis to book snobbery. It wasn’t about who you read or how many you read, “real” books vs. audio books. Productivity or posturing. It was about enjoying the stories you like, any way you like. What other examples of great tone and messaging come to mind? Let us know in the comments! #Branding #ToneOfVoice #Brandingmag #Everand #Storytelling https://lnkd.in/eF-4GdxB

Saying It Right, and Saying It Best

Saying It Right, and Saying It Best

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