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Branding Discussion During Merger - Need Input
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So say we are: Trusted Financial Advisors
And we are merging with: 1st Bank
and the competitor is: Trusted Bank
(fake names all around by the way)
Due to regulations, our name has to be ——- at 1st Bank.
We want to simply keep it as Trusted Financial Advisors at 1st Bank. Simple and it brings both teams to the table.
They don't want the word "Trusted" in there.
What are your theories on this. I am looking to compile as many arguments to keep it simple (though clunky) and just slam the two together.
They want to come up with something like "Financial Advisors at Better Banks"
Thoughts? We'd be throwing away a lot of marketing dollars and time if we stripped all identity away from ourselves.
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