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Why Pre-Planning Procedure Is Important For Brand Designers

By Matthew Witherspoon

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The symbols that represent company identity all came from scratch. Brand designers simply need to undertake a pre-planning procedure so they can obtain as much information about their client companies. The more information they obtain, the more they can conceptualize a design that best represents their client’s mission statements.

The most feasible way of obtaining company information that is relevant to brand designing is to prepare a questionnaire. The advantage of preparing a questionnaire is that it can actually yield helpful information and provide positive impressions to clients as well. Designers could use the following categories as their guide in making the questionnaire: the company’s previous logo, the company’s expectations, the company’s competitors, and the facilitation.

Asking questions about the company’s previous logo will help the designer determine why the company decided to review their current identification system. The answer to this question will serve as the ultimate basis of what and what not to emphasize in the succeeding stages of designing the company logo. Designers may also ask if the company intends a minor or major redesigning of their present logo and the qualities that it likes and does not like about its present logo.

With regard to the company’s expectation, designers may ask about the outcomes that the company wants to see from their new product identification system. Asking for things that are inherent to the company, such as equipment for product manufacturing, can be integrated in the logo design. Moreover, designers should determine the characteristic (e.g. simple, sophisticated, etc.) that the company wants for its logo.

It is also equally crucial to study the competitor’s logo design. Unique logo designs are easily recognizable. Designers should also read some of the competitor’s marketing collaterals. This will help designers understand the symbols that the competitor chooses to represent its company identity.

Brand exposure means using various promotional tools. Designers therefore need to ask the promotional media that the client company is planning to use. Each promotional tool has its distinct standards. Creating a flexible logo design is the key to meeting those varying standards.

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Witherspoon, Matthew "Why Pre-Planning Procedure Is Important For Brand Designers." Why Pre-Planning Procedure Is Important For Brand Designers. 28 Dec. 2010. uberarticles.com. 7 Apr 2012 <http://uberarticles.com/business/why-pre-planning-procedure-is-important-for-brand-designers/>.

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Witherspoon, M (2010, December 28). Why Pre-Planning Procedure Is Important For Brand Designers. Retrieved April 7, 2012, from http://uberarticles.com/business/why-pre-planning-procedure-is-important-for-brand-designers/

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