The Problem
Most branding projects start with the logo. That’s backwards. You end up with a mark that looks fine but doesn’t mean anything. No strategy behind it. No system around it. Just a shape that goes on your business cards.
Or worse: you’ve got a brand that looks exactly like your competitors. Same colors. Same fonts. Same stock photo aesthetic. Nothing that makes someone remember you tomorrow.
Then there’s the consistency problem. Your website uses one version of the logo. Your sales deck uses another. Your social media looks like it belongs to a different company. Every touchpoint feels like a first impression because nothing connects.
A brand should be an asset that appreciates over time. Not a collection of disconnected design decisions.