WE KNOW KIDS
Everything builds on passion
Kids and families are a growing customer segment, which companies are aware of, but for many is a difficult customer segment to communicate with due to its complexity.
KIDZbranding is a Scandinavian niche company, with extensive experience in powerful children and family branding. We explore our clients customer journey from a child and family perspective and find the sweet spot for what actually works for our clients overall branding.
WHY US?
Kids & family experts
Positive activation of children creates positive brand awareness among adults and this is what we offer. We study children, their way of play and interests. We use focus groups in our work to constantly keep us updated of what children like and do not like – and what actually works in real life. Our creative thinking, edutainment background, sustainable foundation and insights in your target group is why we are able to offer you a true partnership for your child and family customer segment.
Sustainable SDG Kids Branding, but how?
We help you go through the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and get answers to the questions:
Which of the SDGs suits our business, culture, employees, products, history and what do we already take action on? The extract will be the DNA of your child and family concept, we create with you.
Nice & Need to know
We love to share our knowledge with you and hope to inspire you in your work.
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