Which brand assets do we need for launch?

For launch, prioritise coordinated messaging and visual assets for your website, customer presentations, employee playbooks and social templates, with product brochures or splash screens where relevant. Build the set around what customers need to understand and what employees need to explain, rather than treating the logo as the whole identity.

Build a usable identity across launch touchpoints

Build a usable identity across launch touchpoints by deciding where customers will encounter the brand and how employees will explain it. Treat messaging, visual identity and practical templates as a coordinated set, rather than commissioning a logo in isolation.

For 2X, The Frameworks restructured the website around audience needs, put CMOs at the centre of the storytelling and created assets ranging from employee playbooks to social templates. The practical lesson is to make audience needs shape both the launch story and the tools used to communicate it.

For Sony TEOS, The Frameworks carried a professional visual identity through PowerPoint templates, product brochures and splash screens. For Everywhen, The Frameworks developed messaging rooted in humanity, pride and partnership, alongside a shield, a refined serif wordmark, photography, custom iconography and a coordinated colour palette. Plan the underlying identity and its applications together so each asset belongs to the same brand.

Product Marketing Alliance's 2025 guidance describes product marketing as coordinating launches across sales, product and customer success, and equipping sales teams to translate features into relevant customer value.

Sources: Brand Strategy and Identity | The Frameworks, Sony TEOS: Brand Identity, Everywhen: A unifying brand that makes business personal