Posted: March 28, 2011
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For decades, brands have been paying close attention to how they look; creating visual identities which speak to their target market and help them
stand out in a crowd. More recently, verbal identity has nudged it's way onto the boardroom agenda, giving brands a distinctive vocabulary and tone of
voice.
But surprisingly, sound, one of life's most powerful means of communicating, is still considered an after thought rather than an integral part of a brand's communication strategy. This is a white paper on the importance of a sonic identity.
