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Forging a Brand

Kovach Marketing was tasked with forging the brand for Architerra Homes of Northern Idaho

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Thursday, February 11, 2016

Branding for Architerra Homes of Northern Idaho

Kovach Marketing was tasked with forging the Architerra Homes brand. Putting the customer at the core of all messaging, the Architerra Homes story is one that understands that home building is about relationships with an obligation to add value for the customer in everything they do.

The website design needed to be responsive, but still engage the customer with intelligent and user-friendly design. An earthy color palette speaks to the outdoor lifestyle of Northern Idaho. The feel and photography of the site compliment the new tagline: “Where Life Happens,” evoking a simple home life and the company of loved ones. Its focus goes beyond the home, highlighting features such as parks, hiking trails, elementary schools and more. The clean graphic representation allows the enduring quality, innovation and ethics promised by Architerra Homes to shine, and easy navigation helps visitors learn more about their homes and communities.

“The branding of Architerra Homes was an exciting project for Kovach Marketing,” said Brian Newquist, Vice President of Operations. “We had an opportunity to tell a great story with a new vein for the logo and website that redefined and encompassed the benefits to the customer.”

Experience the website: MyArchiterra.com

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Behind the Scenes Look at Getting Creative on Parasol by TRI Pointe Homes

Kovach Marketing had a lot of fun developing the theme for Parasol by TRI Pointe Homes, a townhome community in Fremont, CA. The goal of the marketing platform was designed to not only showcase the builder’s innovation in architectural design, but the promise of metropolitan living at its finest in a city that has won awards for quality of life.

The name Parasol and its umbrella logo design is meant to encompass all ages of life…as under an umbrella, where the sanctuary of home can be found by all. Fun images, brightness and color invite the viewer into a world of connecting with others and with community for a good life, a simple life filled with warmth and sophistication.

Unique messaging includes “Fremont Happenings” to capture the essence of how Parasol will offer much more than a house, but the attractive world of Fremont and living in a connected community.

Click here to view Parasol by TRI Pointe Homes.

Tuesday, April 21, 2015

At The Core of Your Brand | Your Point of Distinction

By Dana Kovach, for Scott Clark of The True Life Companies

All around us there is wealth of talent among our family, our friends, our partners, our consultants and our team members. We welcome their contributions and often find that adding their voice to our own helps us find a new path or uncover a new truth. From time to time I’ll be adding these voices to mine as I continue to look for inspiration and excellence.

  • It’s not about noise.
  • It’s not about shock value.
  • It’s about you.
  • It’s about finding your path.
  • It’s about staying calm and focused.
  • It’s about being authentic.

Your point of distinction is what breathes life into your vision. In today’s market, as influencing dynamics continue to change at warp speed, it is critical to consistently check in with yourself, with your team and ask the question: Who Are We? Are We Being True to Our Vision?

Be honest with yourself, with your team, your partners. Are you who you think you are? A brand, your identity, is not what you say it is, it is what others say it is.

Knowing your brand is essential to the health of your business and it begins with a clearly articulated vision. If you don’t have a way to capture this knowledge and stand out in a positive manner, your ‘strategy’ may take you down the wrong path or you may simply disappear.

Through personal experience, conversations with my peers and successful business owners, we consistently discuss [and remind ourselves] the key actions that allow your business’s authentic brand to surface include:

  • Recognize your strengths and own them – they are uniquely yours.
  • Ask yourself, ask your clients and ask your partners, what is your core company strength? It may be the relationship, the customer experience, the strategic solutions, storytelling, design, or purely the ROI. As you grow and change, remember to check in and ask again…remain authentic to whom you are today [not yesterday]. Own It!

  • Create an inclusive, positive and inspiring culture.
  • Your team and your partners are the voice of your company and will deliver your story through everything they do, every shared experience. An employee-centric culture that centers on your values is vital to remain real. To know what you stand for collectively and individually, allows the team to share and represent the brand with confidence. While focused and listening to your team, you will find days that seem fragmented… this is opportunity for… organic change… needed change. Pay attention!

  • Remain focused on follow through and delivery. Be intentional.
  • Always keep the customer top of mind while mindful of your culture. A better experience, a more innovative solution than your ‘friendly competitors’ and ‘not so friendly’ will insure you rise above ‘market noise’ and be rewarding to your team. Remain committed to working with people and brands invested in your professional partnership and mutual success. Cheaper, faster, and different may seem like the right solution until the experience and delivery falls short of everyone’s expectations… the client’s and the team’s.

  • Appreciate the gifts in your life, the people who surround you.
  • Business is competitive. Business is strategic. It is not about one person. It works because of your network, the authentic support of colleagues and clients. The color of that support is directly related to your culture, performance and mutual respect.

Find your individuality, own it, and stand out!

Source: The True Life Perspective Blog