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How we turned a fixer-upper into a valuable brand?Anyone who has ever bought or even rented a property is familiar with the term "fixer upper". Like an old house, a company's brand identity, if indeed they ever had one, decays with time - gutters fall off, paint peels, styles change... Anyone who has ever bought or even rented a property is familiar with the term "fixer upper". Like an old house, a company's brand identity, if indeed they ever had one, decays with time - gutters fall off, paint peels, styles change - but while management is taking care of whatever they do best, they are usually too busy to notice or do anything about it, often so much time has elapsed that they do not know where to start. In the case of our Namibian clients NEO paints, their packaging had evolved piecemeal over the course of 50 years - no two label styles were alike and nothing about the company was synonymous with their core brand promise - Namibian paint for Namibian conditions. How we turned a "fixer-upper" into a brandWhat we did:
Fears that sales figures might take an initial dip among loyal customers after the packaging change were not realised, as the launch of the new packaging saw a 20-25% increase in sales from the word go, and which it has manage to grow year on year market share to date. Consistent brand care, management and implementation
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