The benefits of engaging with arts and culture are clear — it can lead to a happier life, full of self-expression. As specialists within the cultural sector, how can you communicate this to the public? Another run-of-the-mill exhibition may not always capture your audience’s imagination.

Here is how your brand can adapt and succeed in the coming years, amongst the fallout of COVID-19 and economic downturn. Below, we share several key trends for 2021-22. From digital to physical realms, there is huge scope for brands. Better days are ahead.

With the right copy, you’ll never need a hard-sell again. Copywriting is a conversation; it’s a sophisticated salesperson who speaks to your customers. It delivers a clear message — your brand is the go-to choice for it’s customers.

In this modern age, consumers are clued-up and savvy. They want to do good and feel good when shopping! So, an organisation’s morals and ethics play an essential part in the decision-making of customers. Therefore, it’s crucial brands demonstrate their support for diversity and inclusion. It's especially true when creating brands for families and children.

A cohesive identity can be a real game changer so let’s craft a mindful brand. Visual styles often follow the seasons. Consider whether you are: youthful Spring, energetic Summer, comforting Autumn or decadent Winter. Stay true to this when making aesthetic decisions.

Storytelling has been with us since the dawn of man. We have utilised it as a powerful and memorable form of communication, which loyalty and love is built upon. As marketers or designers, we must use the power of storytelling to create engaging, collaborative and personable content. Yet, gaming and technology are changing the way we tell stories and interact with one another. Storyliving allows your audience to be fully immersed in your story.

But, how can we use this to promote our brand story?