But let’s be honest - you don’t really know what “inspired visual articulation” means, and neither do the people who wrote it.
At BrandLogic, we tell it like it is. So when we talk about how our branding process, you’ll know exactly what you’re getting, and how it can work for you.
We call it the 4D process:
Discover | Define | Design | Deliver
It is designed to be a collaborative process; we’ll work alongside you at every stage; to personalise a logo design, web page design, packaging design - anything required for your business.
Brewtec | Contours | Palm Clinic | Maketu Pies | NZIE | Parmco Appliances | The Riverhead | Tourism Rotorua
John Barrett, Owner and Manager, Palm Clinic

Should they maintain the brand or should they cut the product from their stable? Brewtec employed the BrandLogic process to assess the incumbent brand and pack system to determine if their was any value to retaining the current equity.
After analysis, BrandLogic reported that the current pack design was inadequate in a few fundamental areas, as is usual for most ackaging, the basics had been adhered to but the emotional appeal of the product and the underlying psychology of the purchasing process had been ignored.
The perception was that we were dealing with a price sensitive market, after all, why would you be making your own instead of ready made? We asked several questions of Roxdale management...
• Is the product commodity or entertainment?
• Will it increase the purchasers status?
• Does it taste good?
• Is it natural?
• Is it actually cheaper than buying from shelf?
• Is it patriotic?
Some of these questions were obvious, and some were less so, the reason we asked the above was that they were not addressed at the point of purchase.
So what does the entertainment factor have to do with a cheap brew?
We proposed that the general target market (35+ male) purchased not from economic reasons but more to further extend their communal value as the good host, entertaining friends and relatives with the fruits of their craft, We must reward the ‘craftsmanship and mystique of the master brewer’ and celebrate the ‘glory of the provider’.

Roxdale saw the value of this approach and BrandLogic were given the task of redesigning the package system. We carefully crafted a solution to address all of the above issues BrandLogic entered into the design phase and added a more honest Antipodal personality to the typography (the previous pack had been described as too British), as well as adding a strong craft and enhanced flavour appeal through careful application of graphics and photography.
A reported increase in sales of 25% over the first quarter of the revised pack being launched onto shelves. This saw Brewtec not only being retained but shifting into one of the more valued brands in the Roxdale stable.
This project was viewed as more than a repackaging exercise and applied the system of brand theory that is at the heart of the BrandLogic philosophy of discovering hidden values of the brand and unearth the triggers that influences and reassures the purchaser.