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How to Bring and Consistent and Strong Brand Experience To Your Consumers

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Home About Services Our Works Rates Connect Blogs Humberger Toggle Menu How to Bring and Consistent and Strong Brand Experience To Your Consumers September 3, 2024 How do you get your market to patronize your brand? First things first, you have to be able to connect to them and send them a message. Reaching your audience and giving a positive experience in a cluttered landscape is definitely a challenge, but it is also an opportunity to be more creative and strategic in your efforts. To establish a message and make an impact, the brand must be clear, strong, and generate recall. A good, solid message stems from a solid brand. Work on your brand first, and then make sure that every effort that comes after it is consistent with it. Source:https://unsplash.com/photos/printed-sticky-notes-glued-on-board-zoCDWPuiRuA?utm_content=creditShareLink&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=unsplash Define the pillars of your brand To communicate a clear and concise message you must first be a master of your brand’s identity. This consists of your brand’s purpose, vision, values, voice, personality, and positioning. This is the core of the brand, where everything else should come from. In short, these are the roots of the brand. The stronger they are, the clearer your brand will be. Form the visual elements of your brand Based on your brand identity, craft its image.  By this, we mean the fonts, logo, color palette, and market personification. These should reflect back to what your brand is all about. Examples of brands that have strong visual elements are Starbucks, Nike, Coca-Cola, Apple, and McDonald’s. In fact. Nike’s checkmark is so iconic, people recognize it even without the brand name. Apple, on the other hand, knows its visual voice to a tee that even if they do a logo refresh, the market is still able to connect with it and recognize the brand.  Source: https://unsplash.com/photos/a-man-holding-a-cup-of-coffee-and-some-snacks-gwNAgJqeAUo?utm_content=creditShareLink&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=unsplash Source: https://unsplash.com/photos/blue-ballpoint-pen-on-white-notebook-ZSPBhokqDMc Map It Out We have finally arrived at the stage of figuring out our customer touchpoints or  the different stages, channels, and moments that your customers encounter  before, during, and after experiencing your brand. You can segregate these into your online and offline touchpoints. For online, these may include your socials, direct email marketing, and your website. On the other hand, offline may include your sales personnel, billboards, flyers, store, etc. Every moment that a consumer experiences can either  make them engage further with your brand or it can also drive them away. The more consistent, strong, and appealing the experience is, the more it will attract people towards your brand. This can either lead to a sale, a repeat purchase, a brand engagement, or  it can further their interest to know more about your brand. This caps up this week’s edition. Thank you for joining your Monday Mentor today! We hope you enjoyed learning and re-learning with us. Remember to keep it intact. Stay strong and true to what your brand stands for and its identity will strengthen even further in the minds of consumers as they continue to experience it. Have a good week everyone! Unlock weekly marketing insights from Your Monday Mentor Your Monday Mentor is a weekly newsletter by BrandSpeakAsia, offering executives and decision-makers targeted insights and motivational content on marketing strategies and industry trends to kickstart their week. Subscribe You have been successfully Subscribed! Ops! Something went wrong, please try again. Book a consultation FREE FOR 30 MINUTES Send an email to deniece@brandspeakasia.com SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER Scan QR JOIN OUR TEAM CAREERS AND INTERNSHIPS Send an email to shai@brandspeakasia.com © 2024 BrandSpeakAsia. All rights reserved Developed by GLAXIT Follow our socials

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Is it time for a rebrand?

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Home About Services Our Works Rates Connect Blogs Humberger Toggle Menu Is it Time for a Rebrand Here are some things to consider before making the leap. September 3, 2024 Companies rebrand for a myriad of reasons. While it is a risky and costly step, it is worth it if it is done right. It might encourage you to know that not all rebranding strategies mean that a company has failed. Sometimes, it’s just meant to be. Here are some of the “greats” who made it out alive and still kicking:  Let’s take a look at Dunkin’, a brand that dates all the way back from 1948. This is another successful execution that allowed the company to present a revamped menu offering more products like coffee, pastries, and savory dishes. This effort paved the way for more customers, while at the same time retaining familiarity for its already loyal market by maintaining the brand’s color pallet, typography, as well as retaining a part of its original name, Dunkin Donuts. To complete the initiative the company invested in upgrading their stores with a new modern look that helped send the message of the rebranding. Rebranding could also mean remembering your history. Case in point: LEGO. It’s hard to believe that a brand like  Lego could be in trouble financially, but this is exactly what happened in the early 2000s. The cause? Excessive product diversification. To gain its market share, Lego had to remember that core of what the brand stood for— a brand that fosters creativity and learning through play. At the core of its efforts to regain its brand identity, the company focused on embracing the iconic interlocking bricks that made them famous, focusing on castles, cities, and space. Once its identity became intact, it was able to make sound decisions to make the brand more current, some of which were Lego’s Idea Platform– a crowdsourcing tool that allowed people to submit their  own ideas, which could be picked for production by Lego. Other ones included immersive digital experiences through video games, mobile apps, and virtual reality experiences. The result? Resounding success! From 2005- 2021, the company’s revenue has increased from $1B to $8.4B. Many think that rebranding only means changing their storefront logo. But always keep in mind that it is not all that there is. It is about remembering what your brand is really all about and adjusting, if needed, with the ever-changing business landscape and customer-base that you choose to serve. We are curious to know, Twitter has recently rebranded to X. Do you think it upheld its goal to be a free space to share one’s thoughts?  And as for you, you might ask us, is it time for me to rebrand? What is the reason for rebranding? Is it to expand to a new market? Change your market? Reconnect with your current one? While doing it may present a multitude of possibilities, having the wrong reason or strategy can make a brand go backward instead. It’s inspiring to see how iconic brands can retain or regain foot in the ever competitive through smart rebranding moves. Your brand can be the next one to shine even more through an awesome effort. Let us know your thoughts. Send us a message and let’s talk. For now, have a good Monday and week ahead. See you again on this space next week. Unlock weekly marketing insights from Your Monday Mentor Your Monday Mentor is a weekly newsletter by BrandSpeakAsia, offering executives and decision-makers targeted insights and motivational content on marketing strategies and industry trends to kickstart their week. Subscribe You have been successfully Subscribed! Ops! Something went wrong, please try again. Book a consultation FREE FOR 30 MINUTES Send an email to deniece@brandspeakasia.com SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER Scan QR JOIN OUR TEAM CAREERS AND INTERNSHIPS Send an email to shai@brandspeakasia.com © 2024 BrandSpeakAsia. All rights reserved Developed by GLAXIT Follow our socials

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Will AI be your ally in your next event?

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Home About Services Our Works Rates Connect Blogs Humberger Toggle Menu Will AI be your ally on your next event? September 3, 2024 We often hear it but were you able to harness the potential AI in your events yet? While the rising power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a marketing tool presents overwhelming possibilities, we encourage you to start somewhere. Let’s explore the ways on how AI can be your partner in pulling off your corporate event. Using AI to Know Your Market Audience knowledge translates to a highly-personalized approach in event marketing. With this, research for segmentation can now be done more efficiently with the power of AI. An example of a tool that you can use is Qualifyed which takes your existing audience, customers, and prospect data to automate creating lookalike audiences. On the other hand, Userpersona makes detailed profiles based on your product or service description, making it easy to create detailed customer profiles. Using AI to Enhance the Experience We believe that human creativity is still irreplaceable but you’ll also get a nod from us in saying that added value can be achieved with AI augmentation. If you haven’t yet, ChatGPT can provide you with initial ideas in creating themes and concepts for your event. You can also use  another AI-generated program called Midjourney to help you come up with design ideas of your venue, stage, and booth set-ups based on natural language descriptions also known as prompts that can get your creative ideas running. Go and explore, because AI is your new oyster! During the pandemic when the word “VUCA” was considered an economic buzzword, our team took on a challenge to provide one of our long-term clients (one of the leading insurance companies here in the Philippines) with a unique webinar experience as they launch their new products and services to its market. With the help of AI, we were able to create a memorable event with the use of avatars for our speakers and an immersive background that matches our slogan, “The Future Holds No Boundaries”. These small tweaks on usual webinar formats make the experience of online participants more enticing and fun! Now that we have the liberty to go out and hold in-person and hybrid events, we believe that this can still be applied to enhance the overall market experience.  Source: https://unsplash.com/photos/a-laptop-computer-sitting-on-top-of-a-wooden-table-G_vWviqUCCg?utm_content=creditShareLink&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=unsplash Using AI to Analyze Empowering a 360-degree AI effort throughout your event planning and execution process makes it easy to compile the data later on. You can use AI’s algorithm and intuitive nature to measure the success of the event and know for yourself if you have reached your project goals. One tool you can use is Expologic which is used as a tracking platform that shows you how long people stay in sessions as well as their movement throughout the activity. With these factors being monitored, you will know which segments your attendees like the most and help you plan for your future events.  Unlock weekly marketing insights from Your Monday Mentor Your Monday Mentor is a weekly newsletter by BrandSpeakAsia, offering executives and decision-makers targeted insights and motivational content on marketing strategies and industry trends to kickstart their week. Subscribe You have been successfully Subscribed! Ops! Something went wrong, please try again. Book a consultation FREE FOR 30 MINUTES Send an email to deniece@brandspeakasia.com SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER Scan QR JOIN OUR TEAM CAREERS AND INTERNSHIPS Send an email to shai@brandspeakasia.com © 2024 BrandSpeakAsia. All rights reserved Developed by GLAXIT Follow our socials

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How to Construct the Perfect Thumbnail

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Home About Services Our Works Rates Connect Blogs Humberger Toggle Menu Getting that Click How to Construct the Perfect Thumbnail August 30, 2024 The growing competition between social media platforms is a daily battle for brands like yours. As the market evolves, trends are challenging companies to up they game to get their audience engaged. Someone once said, “Engagement is the heartbeat of any successful social media campaign, and videos are the rhythm that gets hearts pumping.” Imagine you’ve made the perfect video. Now how do you get people to click it? The simple rule (of thumb) is in creating a creative thumbnail and here are some tips to nail it (pun intended): Source: https://unsplash.com/photos/man-in-grey-shirt-using-grey-laptop-computer-7d4LREDSPyQ Engage the eyes Research suggests that in 2023, the average social media attention span of a user is at 1.5 seconds only! Yup, we’re as surprised at first as you are. With this in mind, you need to utilize the power of relevant and creative imagery with the colors, elements, and font faces that give your audience a preview of what your video is all about in 1.5 seconds or less. The starker the thumbnail, the more chances a viewer will make that click. Consider this checklist: Does it trigger an emotion? Is it worth the curiosity? Does it capture your video’s story? Make it catchy In relation to this, keep your in-artwork text short and sweet. This will send your message quickly and also make it stickier for the one who reads it.  On a technical note, using highly-searched keywords will improve the searchability of your video, so take time to know  which ones you can use to make a social media network’s algorithm work for you. Also,carefully decide when to use ALL CAPS, in order to utilize its impact. Source: https://www.pexels.com/photo/love-is-all-you-need-signage-788662/ Source: https://tinyurl.com/ycyazede Maintain brand consistency Almost done and excited to upload? Don’t forget to review. Everything done should be consistent with your brand. Go back to the components of your brand like identity, design, voice, and tagline. Think of a theme or a look which you can apply in your channel’s thumbnails, while still maintaining excitement and appeal for each one. Unlock weekly marketing insights from Your Monday Mentor Your Monday Mentor is a weekly newsletter by BrandSpeakAsia, offering executives and decision-makers targeted insights and motivational content on marketing strategies and industry trends to kickstart their week. Subscribe You have been successfully Subscribed! Ops! Something went wrong, please try again. Book a consultation FREE FOR 30 MINUTES Send an email to deniece@brandspeakasia.com SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER Scan QR JOIN OUR TEAM CAREERS AND INTERNSHIPS Send an email to shai@brandspeakasia.com © 2024 BrandSpeakAsia. All rights reserved Developed by GLAXIT Follow our socials

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Navigating Consumer Lifestyle and Preferences for Your Brand

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Home About Services Our Works Rates Connect Blogs Humberger Toggle Menu Navigating Your Consumer’s Lifestyle and Preferences Lessons from Grab Food, Lazada, and Spotify August 30, 2024 Lifestyle is a constantly evolving thing in the world. 20 years back, smartphones, Facebook, and Zoom were unheard of. There was no such thing as online shopping or ride hailing applications. As the world changes, brands have to adapt to survive. For this article, let’s zoom in on The Philippines. Several years back. Malls lost foot traffic because of the pandemic. Brands had to strategize how to move their stocks. Some build a website. Some partnered with e-commerce sites. Some did both, plus an option for mobile transactions via Viber or other platforms. Now, the Filipino consumer is extremely active. A typical person is capable of engaging in a lot of activities in a day because of technology, hybrid work set-ups, and more commuting options. According to data reportal, “there were 86.98 million internet users in the Philippines at the start of 2024, when internet penetration stood at 73.6 percent.” In another study by TLC Worldwide Asia days that, “brands must continuously innovate and deliver fresher avenues to stay on the top of the mind to engage the Philippines’ predominantly young, mobile-first population. One way of doing this is to offer consumers a seamless transition from online to offline experience.” Now, however, malls have regained the foot traffic they lost during the pandemic. In fact, an article by ABS updates that malls have become a go-to place for Filipinos because of the heat index. So, as a brand, how do you stay relevant? Here are some examples: Source: https://unsplash.com/photos/a-person-riding-a-bike-down-a-street-D2trJTmY1b0 Grab Food During the pandemic, Grab and other delivery options were lifesavers to get even the most essential of things—food, medicine, toiletries. How does a brand like Grab adapt when people can now go outside? One strategy they did was partner with food businesses, particularly micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), giving them technology which maintains their accessibility and relevance to consumers. Consumers love options. Regional study of Grab pointed out that  9 out of 10 consumers now prefer brands with an integrated online-to-offline experience, a clear indication of the clamor for digital convenience as people dine in-store (Adobo Magazine, 2023) So, during that instance when they choose to stay-in, Grab is there to provide them with their preferred dishes. Key takeaway: When there is a shift in lifestyle, evaluate how your brand USP applies to your customer’s current reality. Grab’s key strength is its platform’s technology, and they were able to make it relevant to their customers’ change in lifestyle. Lazada: Mas Mabilis sa Lazada While people regained access to the outside word, they became busier with more activities both for work and play. Enter Lazada. Post-pandemic, the brand launched a banner campaign titled #MasMabilisSaLazada, communicating its unbeatable fast and free shipping services, Lazada has further cemented its position in providing a superior online shopping experience for both sellers and consumers. Elifestylemanila.com quoted Lazada CEO Carlos Barrera saying, “#MasMabilisSaLazada is all about making Filipinos’ lives easier and more convenient  by delivering your parcels faster than anywhere else. We know how saving time, and  getting your orders right away can make your life better–you can rely on us to keep  serving your everyday needs at unbeatable speed, and making you experience ‘Mas  Mabilis’ always,” Key takeaway: Introduce new ways to see your brand. Now that people are more mobile, the campaign reminded people how Lazada could make things more convenient for their busy lives.  Source: https://www.lazada.com.ph/helpcenter/welcome-to-lazada-a-guide-for-new-buyers-11383.html Source: https://unsplash.com/photos/white-and-black-ipad-H4fYXZ1hyco The Brilliance of Spotify Spotify has managed to create an algorithm that continuously listens to the kind of music you prefer and suggest similar artists. This increases a consumer’s interest and usage, maintaining its relevance. It has also adapted streaming offerings like audiobooks, podcasts (yes! Even its videos). In 2022, Spotify now has over 4.7 million podcast offerings. Cnbc.com quoted Ek in 2015 saying “We’re constantly trying to move forward with better product offerings, with better programming, with better curation,” told CNBC in 2015. “It’s really about moving faster than the rest, and I really feel we’re doing a pretty good job at it.” Key takeaways: Constantly look for new ways to innovate your product and keep it interesting. Spotify could have stuck to what has already been working for them for the past years, but they choose to always innovate and adapt new things that resonate with their market. Unlock weekly marketing insights from Your Monday Mentor Your Monday Mentor is a weekly newsletter by BrandSpeakAsia, offering executives and decision-makers targeted insights and motivational content on marketing strategies and industry trends to kickstart their week. Subscribe You have been successfully Subscribed! Ops! Something went wrong, please try again. 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The Power of Concepts and Visuals​

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Home About Services Our Works Rates Connect Blogs Humberger Toggle Menu How to Tell a Compelling Story The Power of Concepts and Visuals August 30, 2024 Visuals. It’s a powerful thing that makes an audience remember around 80% more than if it were just text characters. Having said that, they have to be meaningful, relevant, and engaging. They have to tell a story. How does this affect your brand? It’s not just having well-done visuals; it’s about creating a story that makes an impact. Writing and designing an informative, engaging, and positive experience that can ultimately benefit your brand through sales, recall, referrals, or even brand loyalty. Let’s start with Step One. Developing what to tell. Source: https://unsplash.com/photos/person-lettering-on-tracing-paper-using-mechanical-pencil-o2TRWThve_I Crafting a Story It all goes back to knowing your target audience. What are their interests? What makes them happy? What resonates with them? From there, you can brainstorm what kind of approach to  use. Remember to be authentic because people will most likely gravitate to something that is genuine. Another tried and tested method of making a compelling  story is using a relatable emotional angle. How you feel is something you don’t easily forget. This will generate more recall, and in relation to your brand’s objectives,  more results. Keeping it Simple While the backend method of crafting a story is complex, how you tell your story should be simple, but impactful. This gives it the strength to cross through all the noise, completion, clutter, and into the minds of a consumer, An iconic brand execution is Nike’s line, “Just do it”, which is relatable in a lot of ways, specifically for driven professionals, students, and athletes who are pursuing a goal or a dream. It is  also short enough to recall and has a definite ring and appeal to it  — similar to the effect of a catchy song chorus! Source: https://x.com/nikebasketball/status/760173432180908032 Source: https://visme.co/blog/visual-hierarchy/ Designing The Visuals To Tell The Story Now, how do you convert your story into a visual that can generate results? Merge it with a strategic visual. Have fun composing it, noting their alignment, grouping, proximity, and harmony.    In the advertisement on the right, it utilizes left alignment and a bold font to communicate the message. Source: https://balsamiq.com/learn/articles/visual-hierarchy-and-alignment/ Take into consideration your visual hierarchy. This means knowing which visual should have the most real estate. Is it the fonts or the image? Finally, make sure your typography, voice, and color are consistent with your brand—and then decide how you can play with it.  Red, for example, is known to get the attention of an audience. On the other hand, contrasting colors can also have the same effect. Note also that visual doesn’t have to mean it focuses on imagery, sometimes, your text can also have a powerful impact when you play your visual cards right.  A great example of this is Mastercard’s Priceless Campaign. It tells the story of an important aspect of people’s lives: the desire to have control over their lives so that they may enjoy them. Everyone wants to be happy and relish the great things in life. The team behind Mastercard discovered during that time that Mastercard could actually transact in more places compared to Visa and decided to use this seed of an idea for a campaign that would eventually be one of the great ones. Source: http://www.pausacreativa.es/blog/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/priceless.jpg Conclusion: This caps up our discussion on visual storytelling (for now!). Remember to keep it and your aesthetics simple, relevant, and impactful. The online world has free visual suites like Canva, Visme and Adobe Express where you can begin your creative journey. We hope you enjoyed the discussion as much as we did! If you want to talk more about it, feel free to contact us! See you again next week for another dose of Monday Mentor mental stimulation to go with your favorite coffee! Unlock weekly marketing insights from Your Monday Mentor Your Monday Mentor is a weekly newsletter by BrandSpeakAsia, offering executives and decision-makers targeted insights and motivational content on marketing strategies and industry trends to kickstart their week. Subscribe You have been successfully Subscribed! Ops! Something went wrong, please try again. Book a consultation FREE FOR 30 MINUTES Send an email to deniece@brandspeakasia.com SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER Scan QR JOIN OUR TEAM CAREERS AND INTERNSHIPS Send an email to shai@brandspeakasia.com © 2024 BrandSpeakAsia. All rights reserved Developed by GLAXIT Follow our socials

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How much budget should you allocate for events?​

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Home About Services Our Works Rates Connect Blogs Humberger Toggle Menu How much budget should you allocate for events? Planning your 2024 event budget? Determine your event budget and allocation based on these important factors August 30, 2024 Stepping into a new year prompts us to be excited about new opportunities for growth on the horizon. With the industry constantly evolving, the strategy on how to market your brand and service becomes a continual process that requires careful strategy and study. Case in point? EVENTS – one of the oldest marketing executions in the book. While events may have a long history in marketing, there are new technology, discoveries, and an ever-changing market to consider. This makes it a must for companies to be always updated with their market research and the way they strategize their event execution. One of the most important factors of the event is the budget. Like any execution, an event is done with specific goals, objectives, as well as Key Performance Indicators (KPI). Plan your event backwards by determining what result you want to get out of your event. This will determine how big or how small you are willing to invest. From there, you can work yourself into its specifics. Source: https://www.pexels.com/photo/men-wearing-black-shirt-holding-a-purple-book-668137/ Give your attendees a memorable experience with your brand Let’s go back to the reason for planning an event—connecting with your market and generating a response to your call to action by providing the most effective guest experience to your market. Specific and segmented market knowledge is important because your event factors (budget, venue, date, vendors, communication efforts) will depend on it. For instance, if your market research shows that a large part of your audience is always online, there’s an opportunity to expand your reach at minimal cost by adding an online aspect to your event. Also, based on your market, you can project how impactful an event can be compared to other forms of executions that the same budget can be allocated to. Infuse new trends in the mix Integrating a new trend or idea into your event can drastically change its effectiveness. Knowing when to use new trends or when to mix them with traditional methods can highly boost your market reach while not presenting more event costs.  For example, tap into AI for an enhanced sign in process, use interactive displays and motion games that can bring your audience into a new dimension. This way, you can already provide them with a unique and memorable experience as you cut your brand’s message across. You can never go wrong with a well-rounded encounter with your target market. You may look at the videos of the previous events we did for our clients on BrandSpeakAsia’s YouTube channel. Source: https://www.pexels.com/photo/two-white-printer-papers-near-macbook-on-brown-surface-590016/ Source: https://unsplash.com/photos/people-in-a-design-meeting-in-an-office-boardroom-pzFzd1AD8Ow Work with the right people Choosing the right people to work with in mounting your event is a crucial factor that will determine how much you spend or actually save with your budget. Resources for your event needs or support such as an event management team doesn’t have to take much of your budget. You have to look for ways in creating value-based partnerships with your partner agency, stakeholders, and even sponsors that can help you implement the main objectives of your marketing event.   This wraps up our discussion on planning the event budget. Though as we always say, there is no real end to the discussion because learning and discovering never stops.  If you want to know more about Events or if you need help on your upcoming ones, leave a reply to this email and we will be happy to hop on a quick call with you! Unlock weekly marketing insights from Your Monday Mentor Your Monday Mentor is a weekly newsletter by BrandSpeakAsia, offering executives and decision-makers targeted insights and motivational content on marketing strategies and industry trends to kickstart their week. Subscribe You have been successfully Subscribed! Ops! Something went wrong, please try again. Book a consultation FREE FOR 30 MINUTES Send an email to deniece@brandspeakasia.com SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER Scan QR JOIN OUR TEAM CAREERS AND INTERNSHIPS Send an email to shai@brandspeakasia.com © 2024 BrandSpeakAsia. All rights reserved Developed by GLAXIT Follow our socials

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BUT FIRST, COFFEE

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Home About Services Our Works Rates Connect Humberger Toggle Menu BUT FIRST, COFFEE But First, Coffee, a trendy and beloved coffee establishment, has firmly established itself as a go-to destination for coffee enthusiasts. This partnership goes beyond crafting a mere visual representation; it delves into the essence of But First, Coffee’s culture, values, and the unique experience they offer. Read more Services Brand Video Development PROJECT BRIEF Following the success of But First Coffee over the last three years, this project created a 1-minute brand video through a vicinity shoot, along with two video derivatives for product shots and coffee preparation. OUR SOLUTION But First, Coffee partnered with us for Brand Video Development to furtherenhance their digital presence. Book us now Book a consultation FREE FOR 30 MINUTES Send an email to deniece@brandspeakasia.com SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER Scan QR JOIN OUR TEAM CAREERS AND INTERNSHIPS Send an email to shai@brandspeakasia.com © 2024 BrandSpeakAsia. All rights reserved Developed by GLAXIT Follow our socials

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INSULAR LIFE

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Home About Services Our Works Rates Connect Humberger Toggle Menu INSULAR LIFE Known for its unwavering commitment to service excellence and financial stability, Insular Life provides a comprehensive range of insurance andinvestment products to Filipinos. Together, we organized a forum that not only showcased the industry expertise of Insular Life and Atram but also created a platform for meaningful engagement among attendees Read more Services Event Management PROJECT BRIEF Insular Life concluded its 2023 Client Forum, with the theme, “Bridging The Gap: Investing In The New Economic Order,” aimed to communicate the economic landscape and explore investment opportunities. OUR SOLUTION InLife and Atram collaborated with us for the Client Forum, conducted in two sessions. Our focus was event management, covering stage and program coordination, designing event assets, venue management, logistics, suppliers, and technical aspects. Book us now Book a consultation FREE FOR 30 MINUTES Send an email to deniece@brandspeakasia.com SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER Scan QR JOIN OUR TEAM CAREERS AND INTERNSHIPS Send an email to shai@brandspeakasia.com © 2024 BrandSpeakAsia. All rights reserved Developed by GLAXIT Follow our socials

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ASIA PACIFIC ASSOCIATION FOR FIDUCIARY STUDIES

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Home About Services Our Works Rates Connect Humberger Toggle Menu ASIA PACIFIC ASSOCIATION FOR FIDUCIARY STUDIES Since 2008, we have been the event management partner of the Asia Pacific Association for Fiduciary Studies (APAFS), a Guam-based non-profit financial organization, for its annual Pacific Region Investment Conference (PRIConference). The partnership started with managing a conference that has further scaled up to a series of week-long events in Manila. These events and training are attended by C-level professionals, fund managers, business owners, and policymakers across the Asia Pacific region.   -Day Long Event 0 Countries Involved 0 Years of Experience 0 +Delegates 0 Read more Services Event Management Public Relations Design Development Social Media Management PROJECT BRIEF APAFS concluded its annual Fiduciary Events Week (FEW), featuring five training programs, including three new ones. OUR SOLUTION To locally organize and digitally promote these events, APAFS partnered with us for Event Management, Public Relations, Design Development, and Social Media Management. Book us now Book a consultation FREE FOR 30 MINUTES Send an email to deniece@brandspeakasia.com SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER Scan QR JOIN OUR TEAM CAREERS AND INTERNSHIPS Send an email to shai@brandspeakasia.com © 2024 BrandSpeakAsia. All rights reserved Developed by GLAXIT Follow our socials

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