Brand Development

Our role will be to work with you to help determine what personality your new brand will have. Are you Ernest Hemingway or Johnny Rotten? Either way, as long as you have a distinct personality, you’ll be remembered.

Your brand statement doesn’t have to be rude, humorous, or shocking to have an impact. It just needs to be unique and genuine. It should speak about your strengths and what makes you better and different than other companies.

A strong brand identity is really an expression of your uniqueness. Consequently our process begins with a Brand Assessment that helps uncover and define the things that make you distinct.

Redwerks defines a brand assessment as an overview of the core components (often strengths) of a company that needs to be expressed to clients and prospects. This assessment provides the building blocks of all future development, and repeats back the key elements of the brand.

Brand data collection will start with the founders, the company visionaries and can include other individuals who have a stake in defining the marketing message. The assessment will identify your strengths prioritized with respect to importance and categorized based on primary, secondary and tertiary messages. Doing so will allow your brand to be developed to showcase the strongest attributes and may even implicitly speak to less important strengths without crowding the main message.

These messages are then measured against the target market. This is either done through secondary research or via market interviews and/or surveys.

In addition to our standard approach to Branding we also recommend getting feedback from an actual sample of your intended audience. The traditional methods are via Survey and Interview.

Interviews
Large scale field work can be expensive due to the logistics involved not to mention the time this type of research requires. For this reason we have developed a package we call “Flash-Testing”. Flash-Testing involves short 1 hour long interviews with 5 - 7 people that represent your target market. Although this approach is not statistically significant, it provides at least some outside objective feedback that can help identify important ideas, reduce wasted effort and save time and money during the branding process.
Surveys
Surveys are another tried and true method of gaining valuable information about your target market. Like interviews this process involves the development of a script (although more closed-ended), a method to select/encourage participation, and an analysis of the results.


Kommunikate - Redwerks new project management software coming soon!

ECO: A Database
that can think

Eco builds non-linear connections that mimic the way our minds naturally work
In practical terms, Eco allows us to develop online systems that are easily adaptable to change. Instead of messy patchwork, each addition makes the system stronger by developing new pathways of association.

Widgets

Drag and Drop web apps are finally here
Redwerks Widgets allow users to customize features and content without upsetting the overall integrity of the system framework.

Studies show that real people don’t want your marketing speak.