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1. When was your current brand identity created (logo, colours, and fonts)? Please pick one.
2. Was your current brand identity created by a professional designer?
3. How happy are you with your business right now - its revenue, the clients you’re attracting, and the outlook for growth?
4. When your current branding was created, did you get clear on your vision, mission, goals and positioning as a foundation to this work? And was some research conducted into your ideal client's and your competitors?
5. If you compare your branding to similar businesses in your niche, how does it hold up?
6. Does your current branding reflect the quality and level of your service or products?
7. How do you feel about sharing your website URL, social media handles, or other materials when someone asks for them?
8. Do you feel your current branding aligns with your pricing?
9. If someone looked at your website, social media, and other materials, would they recognize them as being part of the same brand?
10. What feedback have you received from clients about your presentation (e.g., website, social media, PDFs, packaging)?
11. How do you personally feel about your current brand identity (logo, colors, and fonts)?
12. Is there anything else you would like me to know?
Thank you!
Curious about what working together might be like… “It was about time we refreshed the Be World Class brand and the website. Having worked together on several projects during the past few years, I know two very important things.
Firstly, Lou has done a superb job on all the other projects – book cover design, social media art, etc.
Secondly, I know that Lou is absolutely dedicated to doing a fantastic job. She care’s about the work you do and the clients you work with, and she won’t stop until she has created something that both parties are extremely happy with and proud of.
I was amazed by the depth of the process, which continually produces such great results.
And I’m always excited to see the end product.Before this process, I just didn’t feel like the website or brand truly reflected the best of me, the business, the clients we work with or the impact we have. I wouldn’t have said I felt “proud” to show off our visual identity… I do now.”
SIMON HARTLEY