Origin Broadband Unveil New Brand Identity

18th July 2016

Origin Broadband, the award winning Doncaster-based telecommunications company, is proud to reveal their new visual brand.

The new branding has been designed in-house, with the assistance of external consultants, with their core values in mind. -A new brand identity has been on the cards for a while; our previous branding no longer represented who we'd grown into as a company, said Managing Director, Oliver Bryssau. -We've designed our new identity with our customers and our culture in mind it's bright, young, and forward-thinking. One important goal was to create an identity that resonated with their customer base something that they could identify with and take pride in. Early feedback from customers across the nation indicates that this has been successful. Origin's new website is also complimented by a new range of broadband and phone packages designed to provide great value for money and additional flexibility for the customer. In addition to offering market leading deals on broadband, our new all in one router will be delivered at no cost, in contrast to most other suppliers. New ways to save money also appear in the new packages, with customers having the option to save over £130 by paying in advance. This new brand identity will allow Origin Broadband to solidify its position as a fun and exciting brand which enthuses its customers' passion for technology, while continuing to provide its services at market leading prices. Origin's new website will be available at the following address from Monday 18th July; https://originbroadband.com

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