The Harsh Truth About Most Brands
- Start with a bold statement:
"Let’s be honest—most brands are forgettable." - Talk about how businesses invest in logos, websites, social media, yet struggle to stand out.
- Ask a thought-provoking question:
"If you disappeared tomorrow, would your customers notice?" - Transition into the importance of branding beyond just visuals.
Part 1: The 3 Biggest Mistakes That Make a Brand Forgettable
Mistake #1: Thinking a Logo = Branding
- Explain why a logo isn’t enough—branding is about the full experience.
- Example: Apple isn’t just a logo—it’s an emotion, a lifestyle, a movement.
Mistake #2: Playing It Safe
- Most businesses choose safe, generic branding to "fit in."
- The problem? Fitting in = being ignored.
- Example: Compare bland corporate brands to bold disruptors like Nike, Oatly, Liquid Death.
Mistake #3: Talking About Yourself, Not Your Customers
- Many brands focus on what they do instead of why it matters.
- Branding should evoke emotions—your audience should feel something.
Part 2: The Fix – How to Make Your Brand Unforgettable
🦩 Find Your Brand’s Personality & Voice
- Your brand isn’t just a business—it’s a personality.
- Is it bold? Playful? Luxurious? Rebellious? Own it.
🦩 Be Visually Disruptive (The Flamingo Effect )
- Most brands use boring, muted colors.
- Elevixus approach: Dare to be different—use visuals that grab attention.
- Example: Why Elevixus embraces bold pinks, golds, and neon contrasts.
🦩 Consistency is Key
- A brand is memorable because people see it everywhere, all the time.
- Social media, website, packaging, email signatures—it should all be aligned.
🦩 Tell a Story, Don’t Just Sell
- Branding isn’t about features; it’s about storytelling.
- Your audience needs to see why your brand matters to them.
When all dots magically connect
- "If your brand isn’t standing out, it’s blending in. And in today’s world, blending in means being invisible."
- Branding isn’t about looking good—it’s about being remembered.
- "Ready to make your brand unforgettable? Let’s make it happen. Get in touch."