Week Two_Corporate Identity
What is Corporate Identity?
An identity is a collection of characteristics that makes an organisation recognisable or distinctive.
Such as corporate culture, core values, and perceived philosophy from internally and externally of the organisation.
Mission statements (core values)
Logo/corporate mark
Logotype
Graphic elements
Typeface
Colour
Tagline/strapline
Photography style/use of images/illustration
[Items above are collectively known as 'tone of voice']
Products
Stationary sets annual reports Brochures/
catalogues
Signage
Livery
Buildings/interiors
Web and hand held device applications
Animations
Advertising
Identity is not the brand. It is the visual and corporate messaging that is projected.
Identity - A visual system used to identify a company’s goals, values, and personality.
Brand - The impression the market has about a company.
A Successful Company Identity Constitutes of These Three Elements:
- Their own Vision for the Company
- A Public and Market Perception
- The True Values of the Company
and do the following:
1. Accurately represent the company and it's goals
2. Be consistent across a range of applications and media.
3. Distinguish the company from its competition and be unique to the company's personality.