Maximising the performance of your marketing team, brilliantly expanding the appeal of your brand and providing a reference point for future communications.
Creative assets give everybody something to lean on with the inevitable flurry of deadlines, milestones and forthcoming activities – launches, trade-shows, conferences, appearances in the media, onboarding new suppliers and the like. Many of the types of occasions that await the rapidly growing brands of today.
Like all good assets, after the initial investment has been made, creative assets provide compounding results over time. They can be used and re-used over and over again, sometimes over years. They are also incredibly good fun for the team to produce, whether that’s internally or with your agency partners. Showcasing the best of yourself, your colleagues and what you do is never a chore.
Creative assets have many titles, brand halos or hero content, they are generally items of highly produced creative content. They can include anything from tailored graphics and infographics to properly art-directed photographs, high-quality video clips and even passages of very tightly focussed text. Whatever the asset – versatility, quality and durability over time are their strengths.
Creative assets should be considered a solution to more than one problem, they should have a strategic element to them and should be able to stand that test of time. They should also be created with the idea that many different people will use and re-use them over certain periods of time.
The next time you’re speaking with your agency or marketing partner, ask them what scalable creative assets they could potentially create for your organisation, what that can deliver added value over at least a year to eighteen months?
Or, and as always, if you’d like to find out more, drop us a line, we’ve included some previous examples below…
Benedetto
Benedetto is the Founder of THE LOFT, a Brand & Marketing Agency that provides rapid-growth ideas, services and solutions for its ambitious clients.
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Examples of Creative Assets
The Altia Sub-brands were a cornerstone of all brand communications over many years, particularly useful when the company was growing internationally at an incredibly quick rate.
This Petex visual is still widely used by the organisation on all of their communications, more than 10 years after it was created!!
The infographics created for Scottish Leather Group were widely used and re-used many times over giving the organisation almost a year’s worth of marketing content in one go.