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Positioning with purpose: finding clarity in a crowded market
When your business is in a competitive market, it is tempting to put your time, money, or effort into getting as much attention as possible. But being visible is not the same as standing out. Being louder is not the answer. Being clearer is. Many companies offer similar products or services. Yet the real difference lies in how people perceive a company’s brand, what it stands for, and whether its offer feels made for them. That is where positioning comes in. Why positioning m


When brands move from positioning to belonging
Positioning is a valuable tool. It helps define what makes a brand different, how it fits into the market and why people take notice. Yet positioning alone does not create loyalty. While it tells people what you are, it does not always give them a reason to care. Belonging is different. It comes through experience, not just words. People start to feel it when they see their own values in your brand and when that match feels genuine, consistent and human. Positioning defines.


Not just a logo: why branding starts long before design
One of the first things people often say when they want to launch a business is: “I need a logo.” It makes sense. Logos are tangible. They are visual. They feel like a sign that things are becoming real. While a logo is an important part of the brand, it is not the starting point. Before you design anything, it helps to understand what your brand stands for. When there is clarity around your brand, decisions like colour, tone or visual style become easier to make. Why strateg


Branding in the age of AI: what still needs the human touch
AI is rapidly changing how we approach marketing and branding. With just a few prompts, it is now possible to generate taglines, create logos or outline messaging frameworks. What once took a team of creatives can now be done in minutes. But when many businesses are using the same platforms, trained on the same data and guided by similar prompts, it raises a question. Would every brand start to look and sound the same? What makes your brand feel different? Why brand thinking


The added value of rebranding in logistics: Why it matters now more than ever
In an industry as dynamic and competitive as logistics, a company’s brand is much more than just a logo or a catchy tagline. It is the foundation of trust, perception, and connection with clients, partners, and employees alike. Over recent years, many logistics companies have embraced rebranding to better align with industry shifts, evolving customer expectations, and emerging market trends. When done thoughtfully, rebranding can strengthen a company’s position, creating new


Why startups need to prioritise branding
You have this beautiful idea that you want to turn into a reality. You passionately start to develop, shape, reconsider and fine-tune to
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