Titusbook V4
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Transcript of Titusbook V4
PROJECT BOOK
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INTRODUCTION
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What you’re about to read is the journey of how Titus International, a small, locally owned surf school, was transformed into Titus Surf, a highly recognized company known for their charitable efforts, friendly staff, and ability to teach anyone how to surf in a positive and uplifting environment.
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TABLE OFCONTENTS
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COMPANYRESEARCH
CREATIVEDEVELOPMENT
STYLE GUIDE
FINALDESIGNS
Who is Titus Surf?The GromlettesKey FindingsCampaign Goals
Creative BriefMood BoardsThe New Face of TitusWeb DevelopmentSocial NetworksPrint Development
Logo UsageTextures & BackgroundsColor PaletteTypographyImages
Print CollateralSocial NetworkingMerchandiseRadio AdvertisementWebsiteYouTube Channel
COMPANYRESEARCH
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WHO IS TITUS SURF?
Troy
Smith“Meat Head”
According to Troy, “Titus is just a simple surf company. We love to surf and share the lifestyle and culture with others. Back in 1999, Titus started out as two boards and a smile, but here we are 14 years later still enjoying what we do best...helping people surf.”
Along with great camps and excellent staff, Titus Surf is known for their charitable efforts. 15% of all profit go to helping those in need. Efforts include community outreach, volunteer work, and international mission trips. This information will also be included in the brochures, on the website, and included with product packaging.
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THE GROMLETTESTitus Surf’s campaign will be developed to appeal to middle class youth who are interested in surfing as a lifestyle, a culture, and a sport.
Location: South-Eastern coast of Virginia
Age: 8–16 years old
Gender: Male & Female
Interests: Surfing, Skating, Sports
Titus Surf is willing to teach anyone who is able to learn. Titus Surf understands that this audience cannot enroll and participate in these classes on their own. The campaign will also cater to the parents and guardians of their audience.
The target audience for Titus Surf consists mostly of young people. Titus Surf seeks to transform these children into groms, which is surfer slang for “young surfers”.
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KEY FINDINGS
-Season runs from May 1st to October 1st
-Each instructor is CPR certified
-Titus dedicates 15% of profits to charity
-Titus’ current website is incomplete
-Titus takes missions trips to Costa Rica
-Prices for surf classes are cheaper than most
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-Rebrand Titus’s identity as an easily identifiable surf company-Raise awareness of the company in their local community-Create platforms for Company/Customer interaction-Develop a clear target audience
CAMPAIGN GOALS
STYLEGUIDE
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ACCEPTABLE USAGE OF THE TITUS SURF LOGO
PLACEMENT SPACING
COLOR VARIATIONS
VERTICAL
BLACKNORMAL WHITE
HORIZONTAL
STACKED
.5” Top & Bottom.75” Left & Right
.5” Top & Bottom
.75” Left & Right
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UNACCEPTABLE USAGE OF THE TITUS SURF LOGO
PLACEMENT
COLOR VARIATIONS
VERTICAL
BLUEINVERSE ORANGE NON-BRAND
HORIZONTAL
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TEXTURES & BACKGROUNDS
All textures and backgrounds must be clearly recognizable as something you would see at the beach such as waves, sand, and shells. The textures above are examples of sand. The examples below are acceptable images as backgrounds as they clearly portray the beach.
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IMAGES
All images used should portray people having fun in a surfing environment. Children who are surfing should be shown with an instructor nearby in order to communicate safety. Images should be communicate the feel of Titus Surf which is energetic, positive, and fun.
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COLOR PALETTE
R: 0G: 93B: 255
R: 242G: 126B: 47
R: 96G: 182B: 232
R: 250G: 164B: 28
Pantone7684 C
Pantone7684 C
Pantone2915 C
Pantone2915 C
C: 82M: 64Y: 0K: 0
C: 1M: 62Y: 93K: 0
C: 56M: 13Y: 0K: 0
C: 0M: 41Y: 99K: 0
These colors were chosen for the Titus Surf color palette because they not only express similar colors you see at the beach, but they also communicate Titus’ look and feel. They are soft, vibrant, and express fun, excitement, and positivity.
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TYPOGRAPHY
These typefaces must be used whenever copy is displayed. Bauhaus 93 is used for Titus Surf’s logo type as well as headlines. Calibri will be used for taglines and general body copy. These typefaces were chosen because they are easy to read and have a styling that work well with Titus’ brand and market sector.
TYPOGRAPHY
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CREATIVEDEVELOPMENT
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FINALDESIGNS
Titus Surf Campaign Project Book
by Jaried Frogosa