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Brand Territory Strategy

A brand territory and activation platform for a heritage wine brand, built around an existing but under-activated art program.

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Context

A heritage wine brand had strong fundamentals but a brand voice that wasn't generating emotional pull or conversation.

Objective

Identify a brand territory the company could credibly own, then translate it into a channel-by-channel activation platform and a connected social content system.

Approach

Through prior research and an on-site visit, Art & Gastronomy emerged as a territory the brand could credibly own — grounded in an existing, under-activated art program already in place.

Benchmarked illy, Uniqlo, and S.Pellegrino to build the strategic case for art-and-culture positioning.

Identified and validated the territory against real internal assets.

Developed a channel-by-channel activation platform translating the territory into concrete initiatives.

Built a social content system giving the brand's feed a consistent narrative thread.

Outcomes

Strategy delivered to client.

My Role

Led the brand territory strategy end-to-end — competitive benchmarking, territory validation, and translation into an activation platform and content system.

Methods

Brand StrategyCompetitive BenchmarkingTerritory DevelopmentContent Strategy

Vicky Dal Bello · UX Researcher · New York

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