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contents
brand touchpoints
Brand manifesto...............................4 Dress code................................20
Brand platform..................................5 Business Card.........................21
Customer profiles............................6 Website........................................22
Brand achitecture............................8 Tote bag......................................25
Brandmark specs..........................10 Waterbottle..............................26
Color specs..........................................17
Typography specs........................18
Photography specs......................19
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creativity knows no bounds but
our branding does. Help us keep
our style consistent so we can
focus on bigger and better things.
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Brand manifesto
Handcrafted History is a creative activity based tour company located in
Fremantle, Western Australia. The brand differs from other tours due to the mix
of DIY creations and history so you can learn as well as create. The main objective
of the company is to bond families with young children through creative tasks and
allow them to connect to a location in a means other than simply taking pictures
or being told facts straight up. At the end of the tour families get to take home
their DIY masterpieces linked to heritage sights around Fremantle in a carry bag
provided by us to remember the memories they shared. We are the only tour
company you will find that allows all members of the family to join in activities with
equal engagement and have a physical object to show after the tour other than a
picture. Our target demographic is Millennial and Gen Y parents aged 25 - 40 with
Gen Z tweens of either gender aged approximately 8 - 11 that have an interest in
DIY crafts and culture. Families with all different creative skill levels are welcomed.
We hope that through the tour children will feel equal to their parents within each
activity instead of feeling supervised by them, parents will feel as excited as their
children about finishing creative tasks and that the whole family will remember
historical facts they were told through their creations.
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Brand platform
TARGET CUSTOMERS
Young millennial and Gen Y
parents 25 - 40 with Gen Z Kids 8 - 11.
PURPOSE ESSENCE
Learn and create. Fun, Quirky, Creative,
Family Orientated
VISION PERSONALITY
To make a sightseeing tour
as entertaining for the
PLATFORM The Explorer
The Artist
youngsters as the elders.
SUMMARY The Everyman
The Sensualist
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Customer profiles: the parents
Alicia Bailey Bob Bailey
Demographic: Gen Y Demographic: Gen Y
Name: Alicia Bailey Name: Bob Bailey
Age: 34 Age: 34
Marital Status: Married for 12 years Marital Status: Married for 12 years to high
to high school sweetheart school sweetheart
Occupation: Marketing Manager Occupation: Software Developer
Location: Leeming – Within Perth Metro Area Location: Leeming – Within Perth Metro Area
Disposable income: $77,440 p/a Disposable income: $80,440 p/a
(“Marketing Manager Salary Australia” 2018) (“Software Developer Salary Australia” 2018)
Education: Bachelor of Commerce Education: Bachelor of Science majoring in
majoring in Business Computer Science
Personality Personality
Biography Biography
Alicia met her husband Bill in high school when she was 17. She is now Bill met his wife Alicia in high school when he was 17. He is now
married with twins and works fulltime as a Marketing Manager in Perth married with twins and works fulltime as a Software Developer in
CBD. She values family highly and keeps in contact with her extended Subiaco. He is a bit of a tech nerd and always needs to have the most
family through messaging and social media. up to date products such as iPhones and laptops.
Alicia likes to keep active by going to the gym twice a week and Bill likes watching films in his spare time, often writing some freelance film
maintaining a healthy diet. She discourages takeaway food only allowing reviews on his online blog and sharing to his Facebook. On the weekends
her family to order pizza or fish and chips every other weekend as a he goes out to after work drinks or plays soccer with his friends.
treat. Being into fashion in her spare time she frequently browses online
shopping sites to keep up with clothing and makeup trends as her
Advertising Opportunities
working routine keeps her too busy to buy in store.
Being an avid watcher of catch up television, online streaming sites would
Advertising Opportunities be a smart platform to advertise fashion, lifestyle or health products.
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Customer profiles: The kids
Anna Bailey
Demographic: Gen Z
Name: Anna Bailey
Age: 10
Marital Status: Not married
Occupation: Primary School Student
Location: Leeming – Within Perth Metro Area
Disposable income: $15-20 dollars a week pocket money
Education: Leeming Primary School
Personality
Extrovert Introvert
Thinking Feeling
Passive Active
Biography
Anna lives with her millennial parents and her twin sister Danielle. Although using her technological
devices frequently (i.e her iPad and iPhone) playing games, watching Netflix and listening to music on
Spotify, she also is a very creative individual who draws and paints.
Despite her young age, Anna is mature and her parents allow her to use technology or play
with no restrictions as long as she goes to bed when she is supposed to at 8.30pm and is well
behaved. She goes to dance classes after school with her sister and has been starting to get into
makeup, using lip gloss occasionally.
Advertising Opportunities
Advertising conducted through sub conscious means on technological platforms such as Snapchat
and other mobile applications in the form of pop up ads. While Anna is watching her favourite shows
on Nickelodeon it would be strategic to have toy/technology related ads during prime viewing hours.
Favourities
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creativity is
experimenting,
growing,
taking risks,
breaking rules,
making mistakes
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- Mary Lou cook
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represented is 3.5 x 4.5 cm wide.
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secondary brandmark
Handcrafted History’s secondary brandmarks can be used to
replace the primary brandmark in the case that the pink/red/orange
toned paint and yellow typeface isn’t appropriate for the branding
medium and/or isn’t standing out against a certain background
(but the primary brandmark can not in any circumstance be placed
next to or nearby a secondary brandmark). The mono version of the
brandmark may only be used if every other element of the medium
the logo is being placed on is black and white also.
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- MAYA Angelou
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color specification
Primary: secondary:
Pantone: 100 C
CMYK: 3/6/73/0
The Handcrafted History brand colors
RGB: 252/229/102
showcase the vibrant, playful and laid
Hex: #fce566
back personality of the company as well
as link directly to environmental colors
of beachside settings. The aqua blues
and dark and light blue secondary colors
Pantone: 325 C represent the ocean and sky while the red,
CMYK: 44/0/21/0 orange and yellow represents the tones
RGB: 140/210/207 seen in a sunset.
Hex: #8cd2cf
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typography specification
HEADING: blackout
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photography specification
Highlights: decrease by 45
Shadows: increase by 25
Whites: decrease by 40
Blacks: increase by 25
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Handcrafted History’s dress code is casual and laid back like it’s brand personality.
dress Tour guides are required to wear white cotton tshirts featuring a rolled up sleeve and
round neck with a simple orange dip dye design and the brandmark featured on the
top left of the shirt. Other than this shirt requirement employees are free to wear any
code hat, jacket, pants or shoes provided they are neutral coloured, don’t clash with the
existing orange shirt and don’t have any text, logos or pictures on them. Jackets will
need to be open or unzipped in order to show the brandmark at all times.
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Business Our business cards are to be produced in the specified shell shape above. The design will
consist of our aqua blue primary color in a dip dye on the bottom of the card. Above the dip
dye design our brandmark is to be placed on the left side and phone, email and website details
on the left. “P”, “E”, “W” for phone, email and website should be bolded in our secondary body
Card text typeface and coloured in our primary orange color. Handcrafted History’s tagline i dto be
placed within the blue dip dye.
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google.com
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google.com
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WATER BOTTLE
Our waterbottle (stainless steel material) has
a prominent white background with an orange
watercolour style paint drip beginning at the
lid and dripping to three quarters down the
bottle. The brandmark needs to be placed on the
bottom left corner. The design in the transition
between the lid and the bottle opening should be
seamless when the lid is placed on.
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TOTE BAG
Our free tote bag provided to each family on
the tour is made of cotton for sturdiness. It
features a white prominent color with four
horizontal paint stripes on the centre of the
bag. These stripes will need to be coloured
each of our four primary colours in top to
bottom order of: red, orange, yellow and
blue. The brandmark is to be placed on the
bottom left corner of the bag.
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