Building Brand Recognition + Awareness
As a brand, how will your customers recognize you?
What if your logo is not present—no business name, no tagline—how will they know it’s you?
This is the test of brand recognition.
A brand is more than your logo. It’s the total experience people have with your business. Recognition comes from the visual identity, yes—but also from the feeling you leave them with. Visual elements like color, texture, imagery, and graphics help establish a mood. Pairing those with a consistent voice in your copywriting, a distinctive texture in your packaging, or a repeatable interaction—and suddenly, your brand becomes unmistakable.
Think of what brands you recognize without seeing the name or logo. It could be something in an ad or packaging, maybe a smell or a texture. Let’s see if you can recognize any of these:
Slippers that have been normalized to wear anytime, anywhere.
A white, sleek ear bud.
The echoing sound of metal as a cap is being removed or replaced on a reusable water bottle
Ugg turned warmth and comfort into a lifestyle. They didn’t just sell slippers—they sold the feeling of home, reimagined for streetwear.
Apple’s sleek design is so consistent, you recognize their products by form and function alone. Their brand promise—simplicity, innovation, beauty—is delivered through every interaction, from the product to the packaging to the user interface.
Hydro Flask built a brand around utility and sound. Their vibrant color palette, sturdy design, and the distinct “clink” of a metal lid closing have become instantly recognizable. It’s not just a bottle—it’s an anthem of adventure and personal style.
These brands invested beyond their logo. They considered the customer’s experience and how they wanted to feel, what to expect when engaging with the product or team. Each brand considered how to fit into the lifestyle of their audience. Investing in this builds trust, loyalty, and recognition.
When a customer feels understood and has a memorable experience, they don’t only recognize your brand–they choose it again and again. Then they recommend you. Eventually, they never consider competitors. They’re no longer only buying your product. They’re buying your brand.
I want to make sure your brand is being remembered whether or not your logo is in the room. Let’s build an experience your customers come back for.
Message us and tell us what your brand is recognized by.