New positioning and branding help set a credit union apart.

To help differentiate themselves in the highly competitive Michigan market, Credit Union ONE turned to Media Logic to develop a new positioning strategy, a brand LTF (look, tone and feel) and a refreshed logo design.

Media Logic first conducted a competitive research audit to identify potential areas of competitive difference. Based on these findings, we developed a new positioning and then articulated the associated LTF across several pieces of creative. At the same time, a range of new logos was put into research and consequently refined until the final logo was chosen.

One of the main objectives of the new brand was to develop a consistent look and tone across all communications. To help Credit Union ONE achieve this, we created a Brand Guide that included everything from new brand colors to brand fonts, copy style, imagery and more.

Ready to find your edge?

Get smarter strategy and breakthrough creative. Backed by unmatched client support.

Contact Us Today

See our latest posts.

The FinTok Revolution: Why Financial Service Marketers Can’t Afford to Ignore TikTok’s Financial Education Movement

The FinTok Revolution: Why Financial Service Marketers Can’t Afford to Ignore TikTok’s Financial Education Movement

Financial service marketers - brace yourself - there has been a shift in how consumers discover, evaluate, and act on financial advice. FinTok, TikTok's thriving financial education community, has emerged as a primary source of financial guidance, with Sprout social reporting 71% of Gen Z and 68% of Millennials reporting that social media positively impacts their financial decisions. This isn't just another social media trend; it's a democratization of financial advice that's reshaping how entire generations approach money management, creating both unprecedented opportunities and challenges for banks, credit unions, and financial technology companies.

Forward-Flow Funding: Right Solution, Right Time

Forward-Flow Funding: Right Solution, Right Time

It starts with a non-traditional premise: forward-flow funding is based on a company's anticipated future, not traditional assets or credit history. Instead of assessing credit scores, loan eligibility and amounts are determined through a business's projected revenue and cash flow statements. The SBO benefits from a steady source of funds, and the lender enjoys a predictable stream of assets.