All posts in category “Templates”

Before we go too far, let’s first look at what exactly is brand equity. Brand equity is essentially the value of a brand based on its ability to be recognised. For example, Apple’s brand equity is very high, as almost everyone would be able to recognise their brand from their…

We’ve created a simple, collaborative lotus diagram maker you can use with your team to ensure everyone participates in the idea generation. To achieve maximum effectiveness as well as diverse and creative ideas, it’s important that the problem is dissected from different angles, so be sure to inclu…

A central element of the OZG 2.0 is the Federal Information Management (FIM). FIM serves to develop and provide comprehensible citizen information, uniform data fields for forms and standardised processes for administrative services.

To make improvements, you first need to understand what your baseline is. When it comes to intangible concepts such as perceived value, this is especially hard but equally important. This is where the brand positioning map can help. It can give you a clear understanding of where you sit in…

The bull's eye template design limits how many items can fit into the critical area, forcing teams to carefully separate the most critical from the less important tasks. This helps take the stress when it comes to decision-making and conflicts.

When it comes to building a brand, it's not as simple as it looks. A Brand House template is a popular framework used by marketers and product teams to organize the various elements of a brand.