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Non-Profit Branding
Non-profits aren’t selling products or services like other organizations. They’re selling a mission, a goal, or a belief in a cause. We help make your non-profit's mission, one to remember. With the non-profit sector being so crowded, it is important to differentiate yourself from every other nonprofit by trying to start a conversation with your audience. Whether you’re a new nonprofit looking to build awareness for emerging issues, or an established organization hoping to increase donations or recruit volunteers, we have the creativity and expertise to help you clarify goals.
Branding your Chamber of Commerce
Not long ago, everybody had heard of the local Chamber of Commerce and knew that the Chamber was a well-respected and relevant leadership organization in the community and that it's mission was to represent and ensure the economic health of local business and, by extension, the community as a whole. However, times have changed. If you asked someone under 40 about the Chamber, they will probably have a confused look. If they have an idea of what your Chamber does and their feedback is indifferent or negative, then you'd better start making some changes ... FAST! It is time to start rebranding your Chamber of Commerce to make it relevant again. Branding is a serious process but it does not have to be difficult and it will be hugely rewarding. And PBG can help!
Providing the Community with an Identity
Branding is Important to Our Communities because it offers the opportunity to tell the story of our communities through properly building identity for the places where we live, work, pray, and play. It is about finding the one thing that really sets your community apart and creating a narrative that can have a major impact on who chooses to visit, buy products, or most importantly call that community home.
Becoming a Place People are Proud of
At the end of the day, a good community brand is a promise a place makes to people, be it those visiting or those who live there. It is built over time and capitalizes on the imagery, feeling, and allegiance felt when people see the image of their community whether it is a symbol that evokes history (or progress), a tagline that builds pride of place, or colors and typefaces that evoke images or signals sense of place for the community.
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