BLUE
Behavioral Led
User Experience
Behavioral Led
User Experience
A scientific process designed to make your brand drive revenue.
Taking the guesswork out of your branding investment. Leaders know they should
make an investment in branding but often struggle
to understand and measure the ROI afterwards.
make an investment in branding but often struggle
to understand and measure the ROI afterwards.
Applying behavioral science to change investments in branding from hopeful to helpful. This allows you to become a market leader, attracting customers, partners, talent, and investors.
BLUE Results
Preston Ventures / case study
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Action:
Q: How to communicate deep expertise in a complex asset management industry
through brand? A: Build metaphorical visual design and invest in moving upmarket to be a perceived as a premium market leader.
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Action:
Q: How to communicate deep expertise in a complex asset management industry
through brand? A: Build metaphorical visual design and invest in moving upmarket to be a perceived as a premium market leader.
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Outcome:
35% higher rate for the same service after rebranding company. 25% higher win rate accomplished through clear messaging, effective use of intense visualization for sales. 65% increase in overall brand value increased market share with a high-end design presentation for new business perception.
Outcome:
35% higher rate for the same service after rebranding company. 25% higher win rate accomplished through clear messaging, effective use of intense visualization for sales. 65% increase in overall brand value increased market share with a high-end design presentation for new business perception.
Hello — Better A Behavioral Branding consultancy delivering predictable results and ROI at the same cost as nebulous creative work. With the expertise of building Fortune 500 brands, now introducing their new service offerings custom designed for ambitious start-ups + scale-ups. From NYC to your local chapter.
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