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Does your brand have a distinct personality that allows your business to be relatable? Developing strong characteristics for your business helps you to better manage the perception of your brand. It also gives your audience something more relatable to engage with.
I’ve put together this simple brand personality quiz that will give you some idea of the kind of attributes you can develop for your business. Your results will also give you suggestions for design elements that’ll help you communicate your personality traits.
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The value of a brand personality
Having a well-developed brand personality helps greatly when it comes to the rest of your branding. By being able to reference personality traits, you can be sure that your brand’s visuals, voice, values and all the other aspects of your branding mesh together. Having a cohesive brand is important for building trust and loyalty in its users.
Your brand’s personality will establish its place in the marketplace, should resonate with your intended audience, and be a primary driving force in determining the best marketing strategies that will work for your business.
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Last thoughts
Last thoughtsYour brand personality is one of three key pillars of a strong and compelling brand. If you’re interested in building a strong foundation by defining what all three pillars are for your brand, check out my free workbook.
It’ll take you through the steps to identify the unique combination of traits that sets your business and brand apart.
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So much fun. Thoughtful and difficult. I wondered if I should answer per my personal tastes or describing my business. But since my art, teaching and life have always been integrated as one, it’s not really as issue. BUT the hardest part is coming across as described. Lots to think about.
I am a very joyous, genuine, sharing person. Bold and fun. So that’s right on.
I LOVE orange and blue but too contrasty for my needs. Being complimentary aka opposite the color wheel, and one warm and one cold, just too dynamic for the peaceful, calming, inspiring vibe my branding needs.
I’m going with various tones of teal blue green, with an accent of purple and lavenders. The typeface is waaaay too condensed for me. I hate condensed type.
But I LOVE the text: “When it comes to your brand, it’s fun and bold and always making people smile. Your brand’s welcoming personality easily wins customers/clients over when you engage with them. It’s up-front, and people know exactly what to expect from you. Your brand’s biggest strength is its infectious positivity and sharing nature.”
Thanks. This was very insightful.
Thanks for your comment, Jenny! I loved hearing what you thought of the results you received and your personal choice of brand colours sounds really lovely. All the best with your branding and sharing that inspiring and joyful personality!