BRAND IT RIGHT FROM THE START.
The bankruptcy courts are full of great ideas that were underminedby ineffective branding and promotion.
Make Sure Your New Venture is Packaged Just Right.
We’re looking to work with entrepreneurs with that next great idea.
If this is your start-up year, we can help you get your branding right out of the gate. That means having the right name, tagline, identity, website, messaging and more.
At Step2 Branding & Design, we find start-up marketing to be especially rewarding as we help entrepreneurs uncover what makes them great and use it as the foundation of a successful brand and launch.
We can help you name your business or product and give it a new logo and identity. We can develop a tagline and messaging that connects with your audience. And, we can pull it all together with graphic design and a website that distinguish your business and position it for the long haul.
Read Branding Case Studies
Get Started with a Great Logo
Every Great Idea Deserves a Great Start.
What Our Start-up Marketing and Branding Clients Are Saying:
Telemedicine is a new and growing area in healthcare. When we started our new venture, we knew that we needed to have a name, identity and internet presence that would allow our patients to know that we were their right choice for their physical therapy needs. For us, digital marketing was an important part of our business plan and Step2 Branding & Design was our solution. Their team was able to take our vision and create a digital experience that expresses our aspirations and values. I believe that by having Step2 on our team gives us that competitive edge.
FREE DOWNLOAD
“Branding and Marketing Your Start-up”
This free document offers a few considerations for entrepreneurs looking to distinguish themselves from their competition, attract investors and brand their businesses for the long haul.
Recent Start-up Marketing and Branding Blog Posts
Uncover Your Own Path to Greatness.
It’s important to look like you belong in your market. But, it’s more important to promote your own uniqueness. Remember, your brand and identity is about differentiation. It’s not about being like the others.
What Do You Want Your Business to Look Like Five Years from Now?
If your brand cannot adapt to change, you could end up burning cycles recovering what you lost instead of spending your time building on what you have. As Ben Franklin once put it, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.”
A Story that’s Never Completely Told.
Building a great brand is never once-and-done. It’s more than a name, logo and graphics. It’s a frame of mind — an experience — with a narrative that stays relevant and makes its audience part of the story.
