At Stamp, we believe places are some of the most interesting things to brand. We find the most powerful and unique brand position for a city or attraction and build awareness.
Destinations are learning a new way to navigate during this new age of quarantine. We have collected some great ideas we’ve seen shared by DMOs, plus some new ones we thought could be useful—a way for you and your stakeholders to keep up a presence and stay relevant, so you’re top of mind when the time comes for travel again.
by Leigh Farrior posted April 9, 2020 Typefaces and fonts are an important part of what we do in the world of communications. The shape and style of lettering helps convey mood and personality and is critical to conveying the brand promise. Here, we explore how font use is governed and what you should look out for when purchasing fonts or downloading free ones to use in your own materials.
by Leigh Farrior posted June 5, 2019 A brand standards manual (also known as a brand book, guide or bible) guides anyone in the use of your brand messaging and appearance across all platforms. It plays an important role in protecting the outward appearance of your brand—it tells your company story so your employees and vendors know what you stand for and how you should be perceived.
by Leigh Farrior posted May 20, 2019 Brand building involves more than just logo creation. It's exploring what makes your destination unique and leveraging it to attract visitors to your destination. Sometimes, that means taking risks with bold creative and operating outside of your comfort zone.
by Leigh Farrior posted January 25, 2019 In a nod to the Ten Year Challenge, we thought it’d be fun to examine the 10-year differences on a couple of our client’s websites. While sites from 10 years ago featured design and interaction elements that were groundbreaking in their day, things have changed dramatically. What was once sleek is now outdated in comparison to today's functionality and popular designs.
by Leigh Farrior posted January 17, 2019 Attractions, both tangible and intangible, draw visitors who value what they represent. Identify and market your main attractions to encourage travelers to choose your destination when they book their next trip.
by Leigh Farrior posted August 9, 2018 Identify and leverage a rural community’s assets as an economic development engine and to help preserve traditions, artistic styles and various processes for future generations.
by Leigh Farrior posted October 16, 2017 When it comes to destination marketing, first impressions are everything. As a result, a periodic DMO brand and communications evaluation can help ensure your website and marketing materials are fresh and relevant.
by Leigh Farrior posted July 14, 2017