AI is making content easier to create which is making brand identity get lost.
We’re entering a phase where everyone can generate captions, graphics, blogs, emails, and even full campaigns in minutes. The barrier to entry is lower than ever.
But because of that, brand voice, perspective, and taste matter more now than they ever have before.
The brands standing out right now aren’t necessarily the ones producing the most content. They’re the ones creating content that still feels human, intentional, and recognizable.
I think the strongest use of AI in marketing isn’t replacing creativity - it’s removing friction so creatives and founders can spend more time refining ideas, storytelling, positioning, and connection.
AI can speed up execution.
But it still can’t replace taste, emotional intelligence, or a brand that actually knows who it is.
Curious how other creatives and founders are approaching this. What are you doing to make your brand stand out in a world where everyone has access to the same tools?
A fuller look at the brand identity work we for Vetti, a dog health monitoring brand.
The connected dots carry through the whole identity. They form the mark, expand into patterns and give the campaign a recognisable language of its own. Sometimes they fill the layout.
Paired with warm orange and cream the system has room for both the technology and the dogs it’s there for.
Can a habit tracker feel like a brand experience, not just a table?
For Nutrafine’s corporate gifting, each month is tied to one SKU, using the same colour as its packaging. It’s more colour than I would usually choose, but the depth of the palette, white linework and typography make the system hold together.
The bigger idea was to make the tracker itself feel less expected. Instead of a grid, we built a spiral, turning a practical tool into something more playful, memorable and distinctly Nutrafine.