Deliverables:
- Brand strategy
- Brand architecture
- Brand naming
- Brand identity
- Website
- Campaigns
Breakthrough goal:
Change positioning and relaunch
Formerly known as MMA Digital, Blume sought a repositioning in the market. Once perceived as a claims lead-generation company, the business needed to further define itself as a tech-led, data-driven disruptor. The shift wasn’t just about perception—it was about unlocking new opportunities for growth and external investment. This required a bold rebrand, complete with a fresh identity and a new name that would encapsulate the company’s hybrid positioning: a powerful blend of technology, data, and industry expertise.
Ambition
Blume’s ambition was twofold. Firstly, it aimed to move beyond its traditional lead-generation model and reposition itself as a forward-thinking, data-powered business. Secondly, the ultimate goal of the rebrand was to attract potential external investment to accelerate expansion and innovation. However, challenges lay in shifting market perceptions, clarifying the company’s purpose, and establishing a compelling brand identity that would set Blume apart in a crowded marketplace.
Strategic direction
Our approach began with an in-depth research consultation, engaging both existing clients and employees to gain insight into the company’s current market position, service perception, and internal culture. From these insights, we developed a strategic framework that would redefine Blume’s role in the industry.
Through our ClarityLab™ brand workshops, we crafted a new positioning for the company. This included an updated brand proposition, purpose, and vision. At its core, the new direction focused on the idea: ‘Rethinking the Future of Customer Acquisition’—a concept that underscored Blume’s innovative new approach to connecting businesses with their customers.
The breakthrough idea
A new positioning required a new name. Beyond just differentiation in the marketplace, the existing name, MMA Digital, often caused confusion due to its similarity to other organisations. The rebrand needed a name that would capture the essence of growth, progress, and transformation.
The breakthrough result
Following the rebrand, Blume experienced significant growth and transformation. The company became the UK’s largest legal marketing collective, expanding rapidly from a team of around 40 to 130 people. The rebrand also attracted significant attention from investors, ultimately leading to the business being acquired within just 12 months of the rebrand launch.