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Use when launching a new or changed brand identity, rebranding or merging entities, planning an internal vs external rollout, building employee brand champions, standing up an online brand center or DAM, writing brand guidelines or a brand book, or deciding what content the standards must cover to keep the brand consistent over time.
jpoindexter/brand-identity-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 60
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# Managing Brand Assets (Phase 5) ## Overview Phase 5 is protecting and sustaining the brand after the identity is designed: rolling out change, launching, turning employees into champions, and governing consistency through guidelines and online brand centers. It requires enlightened leadership and a long-term commitment. The mandate to build the brand must come from the top — but the brand must ignite your employees first. ## When to use - Introducing a new name/identity to an existing organization or to merged entities (harder than branding a new company). - Planning a launch, an internal-then-external rollout, or an employee engagement program. - Standing up an online brand center, DAM, or writing guidelines / a brand book. - Hand off to earlier-phase skills for research, strategy, or designing the identity itself — Phase 5 assumes those are done. ## Changing brand assets Implementation requires vigilant strategic focus, advance planning, and obsession with detail. Typically the director of marketing/PR oversees the change; larger orgs may retain a dedicated implementer. Skills needed: branding, PR, communications, identity design, production, organizational management. **Key pre-launch questions:** Who needs to know? What do they need to know? Why? Does the change affect them? How and when will they find out? **Name-change essentials:** a sound reason is the first and most critical step; the change must have potential to enhance public perception, recognition, recrui