This page is a central gathering place for all rebranding work being coordinated for Central Presbyterian Church. To access work to date, drawings, concepts and discussions, simply click on the link below to download that document.
All work below is based upon the Work Plan presented and approved by Rev. David Colby in January 2018. If you have questions, contact Christie at cpc@christierachelle.com or Rev. Colby at dcolby@cpcstpaul.org.
phase one:
DISCOVERY
This stage defines who Central is, who Central wants to be and the key narratives that will define it to the community. All future imagery will be born out of these narratives.
Questionnaire for Staff and Committee (03/27/18)
Concept Discussion - Direction of Design Tone
- Concept One - Legacy
- Concept Two - Evolution
- Concept Three - Abstract
- Discussion Results from Staff Meeting (04/17/18)Demographics
- Member Locations
- Travel Habits
- Neighborhood Demographics
- Demographic InsightKey Narratives (05/01/18)
- Proposal of Key Narratives
- Discussion Responses of Key NarrativesFINAL: Key Narratives (Simplified Vision & Values Statement)
Progress Report to New Member Committee (05/01/18)
phase two:
Identity
This is where logo design takes shape.
Phase 1 - Form (05/01/18)
- Logo Concepts
- Voting Results and CommentsPhase 2 - Form Refinement (05/15/18)
- Concept Refinements
- Voting Results and CommentsPhase 3 - Color Modeling (05/22/18)
- Color Concepts
- Tagline StylingPhase 4 - Final Logo Variations (05/29/18)
- Color RefinementsProgress Report to New Member Committee (06/05/18)
Brand Development Process Booklet (06/05/18)
PHASE THREE:
INTERNAL
Focus of this stage is the development of collateral materials, communications, resource materials and presentations for internal audiences. It is the pen which we use to create bulletins, newsletters, and the influence of HOW we speak, etc.
Planning & Activities
- Pursuing Growth
PHASE FOUR:
external
This where marketing goes live to the public and digital marketing emerges. These will be the products which wind up in the hands of others outside our four walls.
To be addressed at a later date with new staff.
PHASE FOUR:
Website
While the website is a significant part of Phase 4, its workscope actually begins much earlier and is a significant project. For that reason, it is set apart here.
Perceived Audiences (03/27/18)
Required Content (03/27/18)
Proposed Website Skeleton Hierarchy (07/02/18)
Website Skeleton Discussion Handout (07/0219)
PHASE FIVE:
ASSESSMENT
Within 6 months of completion, we will review all work to date to assess performance and develop a marketing plan for 2019.