How would you describe Bretz & Coven's origin story?
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Tell us about how the firm was founded, key milestones, and what makes your journey unique.
What is your firm's mission statement? (If you have one)
If you don't have a formal mission statement, describe what you want it to convey.
What makes Bretz & Coven different from other immigration law firms?
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Think about your unique expertise (Supreme Court cases, crimmigration specialty, 30+ years experience, etc.)
How important is your Supreme Court legacy to your brand identity?
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Minor Detail
Central to Our Identity
How would you describe your ideal client's emotional state when they first contact you?
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What transformation do you want clients to experience through working with you?
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From their initial state to their desired outcome.
If your firm were a person, how would you describe their personality?
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Rate where your brand falls on each spectrum (1-10 scale).
Which of these brand archetypes best represents Bretz & Coven?
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Select your top 2 that resonate most.
The Hero - Courageous, bold, fighting for what's right
The Caregiver - Compassionate, nurturing, protective
The Sage - Wise, knowledgeable, expert advisor
The Ruler - Authoritative, commanding respect, leader
The Everyman - Relatable, down-to-earth, accessible
The Rebel - Challenging the status quo, revolutionary
Provide 3-5 words you want associated with your brand
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These will guide all brand messaging and visual identity.
What specific elements do you want to keep?
What colors resonate with your firm's identity?
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Select all that appeal to you. We'll refine from here.
Deep Blue - Trust, stability, professionalism
Navy - Authority, confidence, tradition
Burgundy/Deep Red - Power, sophistication, strength
Forest Green - Growth, prosperity, balance
Charcoal Gray - Modern, sophisticated, neutral
Gold/Amber - Premium, excellence, achievement
Teal - Balance, clarity, forward-thinking
Warm Neutrals - Approachable, comfortable, trustworthy
Colors to absolutely avoid?
Upload visual inspiration (logos, websites, designs you admire)
Upload images of brands, designs, or aesthetics that resonate with you. Include competitors or firms from other industries.
What do you like about the visual inspirations you uploaded?
Help us understand what specifically draws you to these examples.
How important is it that your brand looks "like a law firm"?
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Completely Different - Break the Mold
Very Traditional Law Firm Look
Any specific imagery or concepts to avoid in the logo?
What is your current tagline or what message should it convey?
Who are your top 3-5 competitors?
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List firm names and websites if available. This helps us understand the competitive landscape.
What do your competitors do well that you admire?
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Where do your competitors fall short?
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What gaps or weaknesses do you see in their approach?
Upload competitor brand examples
Screenshots of competitor websites, logos, marketing materials - anything that shows how they position themselves.
What do you want to do differently than your competitors?
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How should your brand stand out from the crowd?
What's your "unfair advantage" in the market?
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What do you offer that competitors can't easily replicate? (Supreme Court experience, specific expertise, unique approach, etc.)
How many attorneys/staff will need business cards?
Do you have any existing brand assets we should work with?
Upload current logos, fonts, color palettes, or any existing brand materials.
What does success look like for this rebranding project?
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How will you know we've achieved the goals?
When you present your new brand to clients, what reaction do you want?
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How important is it that your brand "tells a story"?
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Just need it to look professional
Must convey our mission & values
In 3 years, where do you see Bretz & Coven's brand in the market?
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Paint us a picture of your vision for the firm's future position.
Are there any specific concerns or fears about the rebranding process?
Is there anything else we should know to create the perfect brand for Bretz & Coven?