Friday, 10 June 2011

Major project: brief and timeline

Introduction
Scheduled to launch in 2012, Worthy Brands will be a premier marketing firm, focused on marketing research, statistics, and data-driven communications. Because of extensive experience in and passion for programming and technology, the company, led by founder Elise Worthy, will exclusively serve tech firms. With a deep understanding of this market, Worthy Brands will be better able to quickly evaluate need and execute on projects - more so than any other communications agency.



Services:
- Market/Competitive Analysis
- Customer Analysis
- Website Design
- Communication Design
- Campaigns (E-mail, Ad, Social Media)
- Visual Identity Standard Creation

Worthy Brands’ clients will primarily be web applications and technology-focused firms, for example:
- http://lessaccounting.com/

- http://livingsocial.com

- http://rubycentral.com/
- http://www.python.org/psf/
- http://www.etsy.com/

Project proposal
Worthy Brands will need a fresh and innovative identity of its own in order to market its services and attract and keep clientele. Because the company itself is a communications agency, the pressure is on to create a compelling identity to brand its impressive portfolio of work.

Tactics:
  1. Market research: complete analysis of competition and target audience. Define strengths, weaknesses opportunities and threats. Identify audience demographics.
  2. Creative development: present mood board and identity concepts for client critique
  3. Testing: present draft concept to sample of target market
  4. Implementation: apply final concept to following deliverables
Deliverables

Design elements:
  • Logo
  • Tagline
  • Typographic style
  • Color palette
  • Tone of voice
Application concepts:
  • Printed communications
    • Business cards
    • Stationary
    • Portfolio
    • Presentation folders
    • Brochure
    • Signage
  • Online communications
    • Website
    • E-mail signature
    • E-newsletter template
    • PPT template
Tools:
  • Brand guidelines
  • Marketing plan

Timeline:




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