Your brand is your identity
It’s what sets you apart from your competitors and tells the world who you are and what you stand for. A strong brand is essential for attracting new customers, building loyalty, and growing your business.
At 27 Colab, we specialize in helping businesses create and execute powerful branding strategies that drive results. We understand that every business is unique, so we tailor our approach to meet your specific needs and goals.
We craft brands by combining creativity and user experience
We’ve branded small businesses to start-up ventures.
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I need digital branding services
Transparent pricing.
We offer a three-tier pricing strategy for our branding services, based on the size and scope of your project:
$5K
- Brand strategy and iddentity development
- Logo design
- Brand Guidelines
$10K
- Tier 1 services
- Brand messaging and tone of voice development
$20K
- Tier 2 services
- Brand launch and implementation
*Visuals based on our stock image and video gallery. Premium stock images or videos are charged seperately. Professional custom photos and video available at an additional cost.
Thinking about it?
Here are the most commonly askes questions to help you make a decision
Tone relates to the emotional and stylistic aspect of communication, while messaging relates to the specific content and information being conveyed. Both elements work together to create impactful and effective communication.
branding encompasses the overall perception and identity of a brand, while messaging focuses on the specific content and communication strategies used to convey the brand’s value and offerings. Branding provides the foundation and context for messaging, ensuring consistency and alignment in the brand’s communication efforts.
Messaging is the specific content and communication strategies used to convey a brand’s value proposition, while marketing encompasses a wider range of activities and strategies aimed at promoting and selling products or services. Messaging plays a crucial role within the broader context of marketing, as it shapes the communication and helps drive the marketing efforts towards achieving desired goals.
Brand Overview: An introduction to the brand, its mission, vision, and values, providing an understanding of the brand’s essence and purpose.
Logo Usage: Detailed guidelines on how to correctly and consistently use the brand’s logo, including size, spacing, color variations, clear space, and placement on different backgrounds.
Color Palette: Specification of the brand’s primary and secondary colors, including their specific codes or color values, and guidelines for their usage and combinations.
Typography: Guidelines on the selection and usage of fonts or typefaces that represent the brand’s personality, including headings, subheadings, body text, and any specific formatting instructions.
Imagery and Photography: Guidance on the types of imagery and photography that align with the brand’s visual style, including examples and recommendations for the tone, style, and composition of visuals.
Tone of Voice: Guidelines for the brand’s messaging and communication style, including preferred language, voice, tone, and writing guidelines to ensure consistent and on-brand communication.
Brand Applications: Examples and guidelines for applying the brand across various touchpoints, such as business cards, stationery, packaging, website design, social media profiles, advertising materials, and other marketing collateral.
Brand Story and Messaging: Narratives or key messaging points that encapsulate the brand’s story, values, and unique selling propositions, providing guidance for consistent and compelling brand messaging.
Brand Equity Protection: Instructions on how to protect the brand’s integrity and maintain consistency, including guidelines on brand misuse, unauthorized modifications, and legal considerations.
Examples and Usage Scenarios: Visual and written examples that demonstrate how to correctly implement the brand elements in different contexts, ensuring a cohesive and unified brand experience.
Messaging is the specific content and communication strategies used to convey a brand’s value proposition, while marketing encompasses a wider range of activities and strategies aimed at promoting and selling products or services. Messaging plays a crucial role within the broader context of marketing, as it shapes the communication and helps drive the marketing efforts towards achieving desired goals.
