The significance of brand and how to research it, drawing on the experiences of two national charities and nfpSynergy’s experience in tracking charity brands over time.
22. Findings : i mage problems were holding us back Animal rights / direct action / aggressive Old - fashioned Closely linked to the Labour Party UK based Niche - hunting with a few other things thrown in
23. To overcome these issues our desired brand was: ending cruelty to animals in ‘sport’ at the core Broad range of campaigns Lawful No geographical boundaries Non - party specific Dynamic, progressive, edgy
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25. logo new magazine new offline materials new website vision and mission new image launch
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Notas del editor
Faced with a confusing name in a competitive sector, NDCS decided to sharpen up their branding with a new strapline and logo, as well as straightening out their beliefs and values among staff. Possibly took their foot off the pedal a year after rebrand – quite common. Have since picked up again though. Successful, without major reworking of brand. Voluntary income rose from £9m to £14m