Humans are hard-wired to respond to stories. We respond emotionally and, given the chance, we’ll respond physically too – with applause, gasps, questions or maybe a reciprocal story of our own…
GoodSense worked with environment community enterprise, the Kaipātiki Project to develop a bold new tagline and brand strategy and planned and project managed their new brand identity and website. The vital impact this not-for-profit has in the Auckland region is being increasingly recognised and the organisation now has a brand and online presence to reflect this mana.
We have a tendency as humans to admire heroes – the triumph of the individual. But solo achievement is rare and maybe over-emphasised. Much that is of value takes a team to create; different individuals and skills combine to create the outcome.
Brand differentiation – helping positive business and social enterprise stand out – marketing workshop with GoodSense, the Ākina Foundation and the Sustainable Business Network.
We’ve been stoked to start the year helping these two new GoodSense clients introduce their story in these pithy chat-up lines. Your brand’s tagline – your primary marketing ‘slogan’ if you like – works just like a chat up line. Its job is to make your audience feel you will understand what they need and inspire them to want to find out more; to start a conversation with you.
There’s no denying it – content is still unabashedly queen of the digital world and today there’s so many fun and exciting ways to share the awesome stories of your business or organisation.