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rebranding campaign

description

The campaign project summarized in this paper seeks the solution to improve the brands position on the market. The campaign offers to bring a new natural voice to the brand. This will be achieved by generating new print materials, digital, and social media tools. It also includes a next generation logo, modifying the website, and adding new elements of communication with the consumer. All marketing campaign materials will emphasize consistent color, imagery, and a vision theme to attract the consumer’s attention.

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target market 10 competitors 12

brief 14swot 16

research book 20references 25

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moodboard 26imagery 28

color 30font 32logo 34

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electronic media 48social media 50print media 52

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style guide 37print 39

motion 41summery 43

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Food Should Taste Good has been on the market since 2006. This company offers to the consumer a healthy and natural food product, tortilla chips. The company has a unique business model to make food taste good and use only natural organ-ic ingredients. Global warming and ecological issues drive concern for the environ-ment. The healthy natural lifestyle trend is on the rise and the consumer is anxious for environmentally safe and healthy products. The brand offers a product that is safe and healthy for people and the environment. The company’s disadvantage is that it is a young brand on the market that is not recognizable on the shelf and has not yet established a reputation with loyal support.

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blue corncantina

chocolate

hemp

jalapeno

jalapeno with cheddar

lime

olive

sweet potato

the works

toasted sesame

white cheddar

barbeque sweet potato

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blue corn dipping chips

cheddar

chocolate

hatch chile

jalapeno with cheddar

kettle corn kimchi

multigrain

originalsweet potato

salt & peppersweet potato

brown rice crackers

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Fifty years ago breakfast would be prepared by the mother, the stay at home homemaker (Bruhn, 1998). Since then the food habits have changed due to a va-riety of factors and trends including changing taste, lifestyle, and convenience. One of the major recent social-economic trends is the increase of women involvement in the labor market. The fastest growing groups are Latinos and Asian Americans. Latinos are in the U.S. reaching 30 million people (Bruhn). This dynamic drives changes in traditional American food inducing a new Hispanic flavor. The trend for adventure expresses a desire for new tastes and new food. The trend toward indul-gent self-gratification is raising the consumption of snack food to 23%, candy 11%, and cola 13.5% (Bruhn). The population of the U.S. is growing, and going from 300 million to 680 million by 2040 (Bruhn). Forty Five Percent of Americans select healthy foods; they are college edu-cated, working long hour’s professionals (Bruhn). In the past five years the healthy snack market has risen 41% (Specialty Food, 2012). Consumers are fighting obesi-ty and health concerns by choosing a healthy alternative. Younger adults consume snacks more often than older. The rising population of 30-65 year olds is the healthy snacking consumer (Bruhn). Food Should Taste Good Company has an opportuni-ty to reach the target consumer and establish a trustful relationship and brand iden-tity.

market

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company name

primary productschips,crackersorganicnatural

campaign objective

to rebrand company by establishing the brand identity on the market, for purpose of increase the revenue of the brand on the market.

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big goalBHAG

deliverables

tag line

unique selling proposition (USP)

to expand the target audience on the mar-ket.To increase brand awareness toward a new target group and increase sales by 3% vs. year ago.

evolved logoNew web designThe app, recipe bookAdvertisement, digital, print, and motion.

“one for you, one for me, good for us”

“I love food. I’ve been working in restaurants and grocery stores my whole life, and if i’ve learned anything, it’s that food tastes best when it’s made with real ingredi-ents.” Pete

Founder, Food Should Taste Good Inc.

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strengths

focus on nutritious, convenient and tasty foodstrong market positionwell known parent companythe parent company is the leader on the food marketgrowing market audience of sup-portersgrowth in international business

opportunities

to build an app to support the organic/natural food knowledgeto revolve brand logonew packaging designto expand brand to vegan marketrising obesity increases de-mands for healthy foodsgrowth possibilities in emerging markets

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weakness’s

not recognizable on the mar-ketno visual catchy logothe packaging is not distin-guishable on the shelf new brand on the marketexpansive to make a product

threats

the competition of organic product on the marketgrowing market is slow the difficulties to grow organic ingredientsrising cost of raw materialsbig corporations lower the standards of organic products

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IntroductionPeople live in a fast moving world that has high expectations for exciting life style experiences. People eat on the run, with no time to communicate, or to socialize with friends and family. The American econ-omy is going through a recession, experiencing a slow job market, lack of budget, and growing health costs. The consumer is the one who suffers. People are seeking to satisfy the need of healthy food alternatives and trying to lower health risks. For instance, the unhealthy food intake and lack of physical activity contributes to the growing obesity epidemic in the U.S (Ebbeling, 2002). One of the companies that offer healthy natural alternatives is the Food Should Taste Good brand. Food Should Taste Good is a new food brand of tortilla chips that offers to shoppers’ high quality all nat-ural products. The variety of healthy choices includes kosher, gluten-free, cholesterol-free, low sodium, free of genetically modified ingredients, and free of trans fats products (General Mills, 2012). What sets this label apart from most organic chips makers is twofold. The brand not only makes healthy chips, but also brings the joy and emotional pleasure of consuming one with multiple tasty flavors. According to the company website, the brand’s focus is: “Food Should Do Good.” It involves a commitment to support communities, important causes, and protect the environment. The company’s disadvantage is that it is a young brand on the market that is not recognizable on the shelf, and additionally has not yet established a reputation with loyal support. Growing concerns about environmental matters supplements the natural organic food trend that is on the rise. The brand has an opportunity to expand their target audience mar-ket, increase their revenue, and establish their reputation.This paper reviews, examines, and explains how a Food Should Taste Good rebranding project will improve the brand recognition on the market, bring visibility on the shelf among the competitors, and increase their brand revenue. The primary deliverables include a second-generation logo, advanced website, an app, and the advertisements: digital, print, and motion. This project will support the healthy conscious consumer to maintain a healthy active living style by providing the weight good app. Food Should Taste Good Pete Lescoe, a cook and food enthusiast, founded the company in 2006. Food Should Taste Good is located in Needham Massachusetts. Pete worked in the restaurant business and observed that “food taste best when made with real ingredients” (Lescoe). The company’s owner is passionate about food that should be nutritious for the body. He created a product that is gluten free, cholesterol free, trans-fat free, kosher, GMI-free, and certified vegan (General Mills, 2012). The chips he bakes are made from natural ingredients and full of sophisticated taste. The specialty of the company is healthy tortilla chips. The brand offers a variety of flavors. Currently the company offers 16 different flavors of tortilla chips. A convenience food product, the chips have become a very popular snack item on the market. The price of the Food Should Taste Good chips is competitive with other healthy chips. General Mills acquired the company in February 2012. The brand now is one of the fastest grow-

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ing natural food brands in the industry (General Mills, 2012). Food Should Taste Good Inc. has 20 in-dustry awards (General Mills). The company distribution list starts with the major retailers such as Whole Foods, Kroger, Safeway, Starbucks, Costco, and Target (General Mills). The company campaign, Food Should Do Good, contributed over $200,000 to charity for important causes such as cancer awareness and hunger. The brand is becoming a major competitor on the healthy snacks food market. In order to stay on the competitive market, the brand needs to win the customers voice. The campaign goal is to identify needs and wants of the consumer, and then to satisfy those consumers better than the compe-tition. During the campaign project we will research consumers needs and analyze and develop strategy to improve the brand visibility. The target market is the specific group of people that appreciates a healthy product and enjoys good taste. Who is buying chips? Fifty years ago breakfast would be prepared by the mother, the stay at home homemaker (Bruhn, 1998). Since then the food habits have changed due to a variety of factors and trends including chang-ing taste, lifestyle, and convenience. One of the major recent social-economic trends is the increase of women involvement in the labor market. The family income increased and the household size has de-clined (Bruhn). People are dining out, and select take-out meals in exchange for time convenience. The ethnicity of the U.S. population has changed. The fastest growing groups are Latinos and Asian Amer-icans. Latinos are in the U.S. reaching 30 million people (Bruhn). This dynamic drives changes in tradi-tional American food inducing a new Hispanic flavor. The trend for adventure expresses a desire for new tastes and new food. The trend toward indulgent self-gratification is raising the consumption of snack food to 23%, candy 11%, and cola 13.5% (Bruhn). The population of the U.S. is growing, and going from 300 million to 680 million by 2040 (Bruhn). It is also getting older. In the next 50 years the population of those 65 years and older is projected to double (Bruhn). Older Americans are more concerned with their health, spend more on medical services, and are becoming more conscious about healthy food. The physical health of the nation is important. People focus more on a healthy and active style of living. People are more conscious about healthy and nutritious food for various reasons. We believe in the healing nature of food and select the healthy choice to prevent major diseases. The younger gener-ation is less concerned about health compared to the older generation. Forty Five Percent of Americans select healthy foods; they are college educated, working long hour’s professionals (Bruhn). Convenience is one of the most important elements of food products. The Consumer feels “dollar-rich and time-poor” (Bruhn). Supermarkets offer various types of pre-packaged food, salads, and meal bars. As more women enter the workforce people are eating out more. Global warming and ecological issues drive concern for the environment. Consumers are con-cerned about packaging and the ability to recycle products. This forces companies to use their resources efficiently. In addition to environmental impact, about 40% of consumers oppose animal testing for products (Bruhn).

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Genetically Modified Ingredients are broadly used in the food industry. Consumers demand clear labeling for not natural ingredients. In the past five years the healthy snack market has risen 41% (Specialty Food, 2012). Consumers are fighting obesity and health concerns by choosing a healthy alternative. Younger adults consume snacks more often than older. The rising population of 30-65 year olds is the healthy snacking consumer (Bruhn). Food Should Taste Good Company has an opportunity to reach the target consumer and establish a trustful relationship and brand identity. Campaign Objectives The goal for this campaign is to achieve awareness and recognition of the brand on the market and to reach the consumer by focusing on their needs and wants. The campaign deliverables are the evolved logo, web design, the app, and the advertisement. The color, typography, imagery, and copy are the important consideration for the rebranding campaign.Color The voice of natural, organic, and good for people should be highlighted throughout the cam-paign. The main color scheme of the project is red, orange, brown, and green. Colors and shapes draw reader’s attention (Weinschenk) before reading the text. The green color imbues a clean, recycle, organic, and nature based element. Other colors researched are the brown, orange, and red. These colors should be a light pastel palette. Colors “evoke emotions” (O’Grady, 2006) and feelings. Red color is linked to passion and excitement. An orange color evokes feelings of hunger. Brown is the mix of red and orange. Brown complements the recyclable material and often it’s a brown carton bag.Typography The font of the campaign proposed to Helvetica. Helvetica typeface has a clarity, openness, and looks sophisticated on the white background. The Helvetica typeface offers varies of visual weights from light, regular, bold, and black. It benefits to balance, blend the mood of the campaign. Imagery Images for the campaign will be focused on the personality of the brand. The product of the brand is a healthy, natural, and organic food item. The Food Should Do Good targets that it’s good for people and the environment. Images of family and friends gathering around a table, people in fitness activities, yoga, and playing games bring desire for a healthy living style. Positive emotions, enjoyment of life, and sense of community are the main selection for the imagery of the mood board. Copy The copy for the project will reflect the brands benefits focus on good food, taste, health, and the environment. The content will focus on educating the consumer about a healthy and active living style. It will espouse responsible living in the community, the importance of everyone’s connection in the world, the chain of good from simply buying chips to supporting important causes.Logo The name of the brand is long but it has a hidden agenda. The brand sends a message to the consumer through a straightforward memorandum. The current logo has a black and white with no color involvement style. The font is traditional serif typeface, all capital letters. The capital letters are harder to recognize and it takes more time to read. According to Weinschenk, “people perceive capitals as shout-ing,” so save capitals for the headlines to get someone’s attention. The simple square outlined message looks like a nutrition label on the product. Actually this fulfills its purpose. It brings attention to the brand because it is capital letters. On the colorful bag of chips the black and white name tag stands out better and looks like a statement. The brand is doing “good” for the body and for the people. “Good for you, good for me, good for us” is the brands message. The recommendation is to change the logo font to Helvetica. Helvetica typeface has a clarity, openness, and looks sophisticated on the white background. The typeface of the main wording should be changed to sentence style and the font on the word “good” leave capital. A proposal is to emphasize the word “good” in light green pastel color palette. Another suggestion is to change letters of the “good” word color to the colors of the ingredients. The sweet pota-to, the jalapeno, olive, and the blue corn are most distinctive colored ingredients. The typeface would be 22

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changed to the kid’s handwriting on the word “good.” The goal is to create a tag word that the consum-er memorizes about the brand. Website This voice and mood would migrate to the website and application. The good positive emotional personality of the brand sells the product. The goal for the evolving website is to reach directly to the consumer. Bring the good brand to your home and circle of life. It would have a stylized cartoon drawn with the immature hand of a child featuring black outlined images with colorful chips around. The kids are the future and hope for society and the future target audience for the brand. The white background with the black outline is a consistent style prevailing throughout the brand. Additionally adding to the website the informational page that would have information and data facts about healthy food. The web-site would have a link to the weight good app and tools to maintain the healthy weight. The recipe and blog page would focus on communication and two-way conversation between the consumer and the brand. The chips and various flavors unite the mix of ethnics within the country. The website would have a choice for international language consumers. The voice of the campaign steers bond and connection by depicting people around a big table with good food. The Food Should Do Good is good for the peo-ple and the environment they live. It makes everything around colorful, positive, and tasteful. Packaging The product packaging will incorporate the voice and color scheme. The current packaging is a white bag with darker (black) outline all around the important information on the bag. The background is white. There will be the reusable/recyclable style packaging offered for the large party chip sack that the consumer would reuse while grocery shopping. We would use ecofriendly packaging for the product. The advertisement strategy The advertisement campaign would use all the above components to create an effective mes-sage through the print, digital, and motion elements. The campaign should bring the attention of the viewer to the product. The brand not only sells chips, it does good with every chip sold. The intention of the campaign is to find that customer and create a memorable tagline stimulating their interest. Each medium has it’s own effect on the consumer (Felton, p. 121) and is used to reach a different audience. These approaches would drive traffic to the brand website for more information and attention to the product. Social Media Social media is one of the channels to reach the consumer. The Facebook blog would connect to the main website influencing a wider audience on the social level much like a friend in the life of the con-sumer. Another idea is to create a social media account on major social communication sites. Do this by starting a campaign sending a bag of chips to every one on Facebook/Twitter that adds the brand to their circle. Send out coupons and discount offers to healthy active group types and their members. The objective is to create a buzz about the company. Trans media One of the ideas is to bring communication to the table. The story of the brand continues by the consumer adding their voice to the conversation through the blog and recipe sharing. Create a recipe book for healthy natural cooking. The simple exchange of the recipes would start a buzz of communica-tion blogs among the healthy conscious consumers.Weight good app The good weight app would set the tone to target the smart phone and digital generation of the target audience. Weight good app would start the campaign by helping the consumer maintain a healthy weight. The app would be offered on the bag of chips, on the fitness club websites, and social media communication sites. The campaign would create a rewards program for the user of the app. The app would cultivate the same consistent tagline for the campaign. Print Create a brochure with an enclosed recipe book for healthy, organic meals. The images for the print campaign should have a mood of healthy growing farms, family around a table of good food,

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fitness, and the community. Distribute the sample book as a mail advertisement. In the quest for your audience distribute the book at the healthy markets, grocery stores, and fitness clubs. Have a sample table at major Costco and Whole Food stores. Give out the printed information about the brand. The campaign includes having printed, “food should taste good”, on the bottom of the grocery basket. Media-interactiveWeb ads would involve offers (Felton, p. 140) and lead the consumer to the company website for more information. Post the ads to the cooking, fitness, and grocery store websites. It is an effective way to reach the audience and “work immediately” (Felton, p. 139).TV adThe TV ad is the “highest-profile work” (Felton, p. 105). It is very effective to advertise during the Amer-ican Super bowl event. It is the most watched entertainment on American television and reaches 110 million viewers (NFL, 2012). The advertisement airtime is the most expensive of the year and could reach to up to $3.5 million for 30 seconds (Forbes, 2012). The campaign would advertise during major Amer-ican events and holidays. The imagery for the TV ad would reflect the brands theme of health, fitness, and community, care. During the super bowl the images would focus on friends and family around the TV sharing good food. Thanksgiving is a family holiday. The focus will be on the family getting together. The mother-in-law and the daughter-in-law are now agreeable at the table. In the beginning of the year people make healthy resolutions. This would be a good time to advertise the weight good app. ConclusionA love for food took Pete Lescoe on the journey to create a great product. He invested all his food science knowledge and heart. Food Should Taste Good is the company that not only sells simply chips but is also a company that does good for people and the environment. The brand has a strong sense of community. According to the company website the brand’s focus is this message: “Food Should Do Good.” It involves a commitment to support communities, important causes, and take care of the envi-ronment. With growing concerns about environmental matters, the natural organic food trend is on the rise. The brand has an opportunity to expand their target audience market, increase their revenue, and establish a reputation. The target audience needs are to stay healthy and eat good food. This project proposal is to support the healthy natural conscious consumer to maintain a healthy active living style. The goal will be accom-plished by focusing on bringing new natural voice to the brand. The social media element is offered to improve communication to the consumer. The weight application would serve the need to stay healthy and offer brand advice on healthy eating. The motion advertisement would take the brand to a new ze-nith in the competitive food industry world.The campaign is designed to help the young brand to grow strong brand identity and make solid steps in this competitive market. “One for me, one for you, good for us” is the new tagline for the campaign. It tags the word good and carries the theme, “good for you, me, and our environment”, that was proposed by Pete Lescoe.

fitness, and the community. Distribute the sample book as a mail advertisement. In the quest for your audience distribute the book at the healthy markets, grocery stores, and fitness clubs. Have a sample table at major Costco and Whole Food stores. Give out the printed information about the brand. The campaign includes having printed, “food should taste good”, on the bottom of the grocery basket. Media-interactiveWeb ads would involve offers (Felton, p. 140) and lead the consumer to the company website for more information. Post the ads to the cooking, fitness, and grocery store websites. It is an effective way to reach the audience and “work immediately” (Felton, p. 139).TV adThe TV ad is the “highest-profile work” (Felton, p. 105). It is very effective to advertise during the Amer-ican Super bowl event. It is the most watched entertainment on American television and reaches 110 million viewers (NFL, 2012). The advertisement airtime is the most expensive of the year and could reach to up to $3.5 million for 30 seconds (Forbes, 2012). The campaign would advertise during major Amer-ican events and holidays. The imagery for the TV ad would reflect the brands theme of health, fitness, and community, care. During the super bowl the images would focus on friends and family around the TV sharing good food. Thanksgiving is a family holiday. The focus will be on the family getting together. The mother-in-law and the daughter-in-law are now agreeable at the table. In the beginning of the year people make healthy resolutions. This would be a good time to advertise the weight good app. ConclusionA love for food took Pete Lescoe on the journey to create a great product. He invested all his food science knowledge and heart. Food Should Taste Good is the company that not only sells simply chips but is also a company that does good for people and the environment. The brand has a strong sense of community. According to the company website the brand’s focus is this message: “Food Should Do Good.” It involves a commitment to support communities, important causes, and take care of the envi-ronment. With growing concerns about environmental matters, the natural organic food trend is on the rise. The brand has an opportunity to expand their target audience market, increase their revenue, and establish a reputation. The target audience needs are to stay healthy and eat good food. This project proposal is to support the healthy natural conscious consumer to maintain a healthy active living style. The goal will be accom-plished by focusing on bringing new natural voice to the brand. The social media element is offered to improve communication to the consumer. The weight application would serve the need to stay healthy and offer brand advice on healthy eating. The motion advertisement would take the brand to a new ze-nith in the competitive food industry world.The campaign is designed to help the young brand to grow strong brand identity and make solid steps in this competitive market. “One for me, one for you, good for us” is the new tagline for the campaign. It tags the word good and carries the theme, “good for you, me, and our environment”, that was pro-posed by Pete Lescoe.

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People believe in the healing nature of food and select the healthy choice to prevent major diseases. The target market is the specific group of people that appreciates a healthy product and enjoys flavorful taste. Images for the campaign will be focused on the personality of the brand. The product of the brand is a healthy, natural, and organic food item. The Food Should Do Good targets that it’s good for people and the environment. Images of family and friends gathering around a ta-ble, people in fitness activities, yoga, and playing games bring desire for a healthy living style. Positive emo-tions, enjoyment of life, and sense of community are the main selection for the imagery of the mood board.

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The voice of natural, or-ganic, and good for peo-ple should be highlighted throughout the campaign. The main color scheme of the project is red, orange, brown, and green. Colors and shapes draw reader’s attention (Weinschenk) be-fore reading the text. The green color imbues a clean, recycle, organic, and nature based element. Other colors researched are the brown, orange, and red. These col-ors should be a light pastel palette. Colors “evoke emo-tions” (O’Grady, 2006) and feelings. Red color is linked to passion and excitement. An orange color evokes feelings of hunger. Brown is the mix of red and orange. Brown complements the recyclable material and often it’s a brown carton bag.11 62 100 1

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The name of the brand is long but it has a hidden agenda. The brand sends a message to the consumer through a straightforward memo-randum. The current logo has a black and white with no color involve-ment style. The font is traditional serif typeface, all capital letters. The capital letters are harder to recognize and it takes more time to read. According to Weinschenk, “people perceive capitals as shouting,” so save capitals for the headlines to get someone’s attention. The simple square outlined message looks like a nutrition label on the product. Actually this fulfills its purpose. It brings attention to the brand because it is capital letters. On the colorful bag of chips the black and white name tag stands out better and looks like a statement. The brand is doing “good” for the body and for the people. “Good for you, good for me, good for us” is the brands message. The recommendation is to change the logo font to Helvetica. Helvetica typeface has a clarity, openness, and looks sophisticated on the white background. The type-face of the main wording should be changed to sentence style and the font on the word “good” leave capital. A proposal is to emphasize the word “good” in light green pastel color palette. Another suggestion is to change letters of the “good” word color to the colors of the ingredi-ents. The sweet potato, the jalapeno, olive, and the blue corn are most distinctive colored ingredients. The typeface would be changed to the kid’s handwriting on the word “good.” The goal is to create a tag word that the consumer memorizes about the brand.

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logo concept Healthy and Natural logo research is based on Healthy and Natural lifestyle concept. The original logo contains the logotype in form of the simple message to the consumer. The design started from sketching the mind map ideas around the words nature, healthy, lifestyle. The most common directions that engage all directions were good, smile, and nature, green. The logo de-sign started from black and white sketch. Several ideas conclude the design process. The final three logo was chosen by the context of green natural envi-ronment that is healthy for everyone on the planet. The client selected one of the most related to the original logo style. The client’s vision is to stay in the same healthy, natural category of the product, and maintain the health conscious target audience. It was decided to add col-or and logomark to the logo. The color is pantone # 8CC63E. The logomark in form of the word “good.” It creates the memorable tag word for the consumer and brings the feeling of nature in vine elegance wording style. Designer pre-sented the logo in black and white, color, transparent 20%, inverse transpar-ent, and inverse white on the black background.

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Peo-ple believe in the healing nature of

food and select the healthy choice to prevent major diseases. The target market is the specific group

of people that appreciates a healthy product and enjoys flavorful taste. Images for the campaign will be focused on the personality of

the brand. The product of the brand is a healthy, natural, and organic food item. The Food Should Do Good targets that it’s good for peo-

ple and the environment. Images of family and friends gathering around a table, people in fitness activities, yoga, and playing

games bring desire for a healthy living style. Positive emo-tions, enjoyment of life, and sense of community are the main selection for the imagery of the mood board.

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“I love food. I’ve been working in restaurants and grocery stores my whole life, and if i’ve learned anything, it’s that food tastes best when it’s made with real ingredients.”

Pete

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