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7/22/24, 10:32 AM                                      Rebranding success in logistics
        involves not only external communication to customers and stakeholders, but also
        internal communication to employees to ensure everyone is on the same page.


        Rebranding can be costly, requiring significant investment in marketing, new branding
        materials, digital assets, and sometimes even physical changes like updated signage

        and vehicle livery. The financial implications need to be carefully planned and justified
        by the expected returns regarding market growth and brand strength.


        Operational disruptions during the rebranding process can affect day-to-day business

        activities. This includes the logistics of rolling out new branding across all touchpoints,
        updating IT systems, and ensuring all legal and regulatory aspects are covered.
        Companies must plan meticulously to minimise these disruptions and maintain

        business continuity.


        There is always a risk that existing customers might feel alienated or disconnected from

        the new brand, especially if the rebranding involves a significant shift in the company’s
        identity or values. It is essential to strike a balance between attracting new customers
        and retaining the loyalty of existing ones. For instance, Lyve’s rebranding from Fetchr

        had to carefully manage its existing customer base while trying to shed past
        operational challenges.


        Consistency is key in rebranding. The new brand identity must be uniformly

        implemented across all customer touchpoints, from the website and social media to
        physical locations and customer service interactions. Any inconsistency can lead to
        confusion and dilute the brand’s impact. This requires a coordinated effort across

        different departments and regions.


        Finally, measuring the impact of rebranding efforts can be challenging. Companies
        need to establish clear metrics and KPIs to evaluate the success of the rebranding. This

        includes tracking customer perception, market share growth, and financial performance
        post-rebranding. Continuous monitoring and adjustment may be necessary to ensure
        the rebranding achieves its intended goals.




















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