rebrand

Change corporate identity

To rebrand is to change the public image or identity of a company, product, or organization—new name, logo, messaging, or positioning.

The goal is usually to shed negative associations or signal a fresh direction: The company rebranded after the scandal.

As a noun, a rebrand is such a transformation: The rebrand didn't fool anyone.

transformation

reinvention

Complete self-transformation

refresh · update · redesign · repositioning · pivot · makeover · facelift · relaunch · revival · resurrection

identity

logo

Company identifying symbol

  • nameIdentifying word for someone
  • sloganMemorable promotional phrase
  • taglineMemorable branding phrase

identity · image · aesthetics · typography · design · packaging · signage · uniforms · merchandise · website

strategy

vision

Ability to see

goals · analysis · approach · framework · tactics · execution · rollout · launch · timeline · budget

perception

reputation

Collective opinion of someone

recognition · impression · sentiment · goodwill · prestige · standing · loyalty · association · mindshare · narrative

marketing

campaign

Organized effort toward goal

unveiling · reveal · teaser · commercial · billboard · endorsement · influencer · outreach · engagement · publicity

Categories
Opposites
identity transformation

rebrandstay the course

Continue despite difficulties

conserve · preserve · maintain · stick with · hold steady

relevance trajectory

rebrandoutmode

Make no longer fashionable

date · stagnate · fall behind · age out · decline

strategic action

rebranddiscontinue

To stop doing

abandon · phase out · sunset · shelve · neglect

Family

rebranding, rebranded, rebrands, rebrandings

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G