The first issue Alex had was articulating his client. One of the core beliefs of B.Human is that you do not own your brand – in fact, a brand is not tangible. It is an idea, belief, and feeling held only by the individual. However, everything we say and do – even the things that aren’t traditionally seen as “branding” – plays a part in how your brand is perceived. To help understand the perceived brand and client Alex wanted to serve, we first started with a brand interview.

The purpose of Alex’s brand interview was to understand what he believes about his work, why he does photography, and understand how we can curate how his brand is perceived. After this, we took into consideration what we heard about him.

From his dreams of traveling across Vietnam on motorcycles, to the mountains he wishes to explore, and the ripple effect his work can have on couples and their futures.

Taking this, we were able to build out icons that represented the ripples he creates, select images that highlighted the unique couples he serves, identify his vocabulary, and even find other areas of his work that could enhance his brand. After our branding interview, he reached out to <a href=”https://workflowbytomw.com/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Tom Wright</a> to help him develop a unique workflow and color for his photography to match his perceived brand.

After developing his brand guide and voice, we finally took what we understood about him to design <a href=”https://alexmedvick.com” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>his new website</a>, which launched April 22, 2023.

Prior to launch, it was important that we did not lose his SEO ranking for keywords he already ranks well for. In doing so, we had to create website redirects and make duplicates of his ranking content on the new website so that SERPs would still recognize his pages and anything that did not update on the Search Console would still direct to an existing page.