Clarify the reason and current offering before revising its expression
Rebranding reviews how a business or product is understood and expressed. Distinguish name or visual changes from changes to the actual work.
Study customer misunderstandings and business changes to define the reason. A new logo alone does not explain the new offering.
Support the reason with customer evidence
Record changed services, misunderstood descriptions, and customer questions. GOV.UK treats opinions without user evidence as research assumptions. (GOV.UK: Learning about user needs)
Internal visual preferences do not establish customer demand for change. Consider which names or explanations should remain.
Plan service, identity, and guidance changes
Record the new offering, prices, contacts, and change date. Explain handling of existing requests according to operations.
List websites, distributed materials, and premises notices and assign owners. Provide routes from older URLs or names to current information.
Test understanding after the change
Ask readers to explain the offering and contact method. Correct service descriptions when understanding differs.
Record change dates and content and count enquiries or orders separately. Visual feedback does not represent every business outcome.
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