Bookshelf: ‘Designing Brand Identity’

Design Kompany’s creative staff is reading this great book that anyone thinking about doing a new brand should know about. Designing Brand Identity is by Alina Wheeler, who has her own blog about managing perceptions.

Designing Brand Identity by Alina Wheeler

Design Kompany is in the midst of naming and branding a totally new business, and so we were particularly interested in Alina’s notes on p.105. “Always examine a name in context,” she writes. “Consider sound, cadence, and ease of pronunciation.” Sometimes, people come to us with a very clear idea of what they want in a new name. But Alina warns: “It is natural to want to fall in love with a name, but the bottom line is that meaning and associations are built over time.” In a nutshell, the message that stays with your potential customer–the thing they think of when they see or hear your name, and the feeling that they get–is what makes a brand exactly that. –DK

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