rebranding-strategy

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When the user wants to plan or execute a rebrand—domain change, 301 redirects, migration, or announcement. Also use when the user mentions "rebranding," "reb...

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Install the skill "rebranding-strategy" (kostja94/rebranding-strategy) from ClawHub.
Skill page: https://clawhub.ai/kostja94/rebranding-strategy
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The name/description match the instructions: the SKILL.md provides checklists, timelines, redirect guidance, and communication plans appropriate for a rebrand. It references related subskills (domain-selection, domain-architecture) which is coherent for this domain.
Instruction Scope
Instructions are principally advisory and scoped to rebranding tasks. They do instruct the agent to read project context files if present (.claude/project-context.md or .cursor/project-context.md) to gather brand/product info — this is reasonable for tailoring advice but does grant the skill read access to those project files. The skill suggests tools (curl, Screaming Frog) and actions (update GSC/GA4) but does not itself request credentials or contain commands that exfiltrate data.
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Strategy: Rebranding

Guides rebranding execution: domain change, 301 redirects, migration checklist, and communication (social media, internal). Plan for months, not days or weeks. See domain-selection for initial domain choice; domain-architecture for domain structure decisions; multi-domain-brand-seo when multiple domains coexist.

When invoking: On first use, if helpful, open with 1–2 sentences on what this skill covers and why it matters, then provide the main output. On subsequent use or when the user asks to skip, go directly to the main output.

Initial Assessment

Check for project context first: If .claude/project-context.md or .cursor/project-context.md exists, read it for brand and product info.

Identify:

  1. Scope: Full rebrand (name, domain, identity) vs partial (logo, messaging only)
  2. Domain change: Yes or no; old → new mapping
  3. Timeline: Target launch date; typical 4–12 weeks
  4. Channels: Website, social, product UI, directories, email

Rebranding Timeline (Typical)

PhaseDurationFocus
Audit & planWeeks 1–2Brand audit; inventory touchpoints; migration plan
PrepareWeeks 2–6New assets; redirect mapping; staging; backup
Pre-launchWeek 6–8Internal announcement; social handle check; teasers
LaunchWeek 8+Go live; 301 redirects; multi-channel announcement
Post-launch2–4 weeksMonitor search, traffic; fix 404s; iterate

Principle: Plan for months. Avoid changing domain and major structure in one migration—split into smaller migrations when possible.

301 Redirect Best Practices

PracticePurpose
1:1 mappingEach old URL → most relevant new URL; never redirect all to homepage
301 (permanent)Use 301, not 302; 302 does not fully transfer SEO equity
No chains/loopsOld URL → final destination directly; avoid A→B→C
Redirect mapping sheetDocument every old→new mapping; prevents ~80% of migration failures
Don't block in robots.txtRedirected URLs should not be disallowed

Common Mistakes

  • Redirect chains (multiple hops)
  • Redirect loops
  • Redirecting everything to homepage
  • Using 302 for permanent moves
  • Blocking redirected URLs in robots.txt

Domain Migration Checklist

Pre-Migration

  • Create SEO migration plan
  • Collect benchmarks (GA4, GSC, rankings)
  • Run site crawler; inventory all pages
  • Create redirect mapping sheet (old URL → new URL)
  • Purchase new domain; configure DNS
  • Technical SEO audit
  • Staging environment; backup
  • Check for manual penalties on both domains

Launch

  • Implement 301 redirects
  • Update Google Search Console (change of address)
  • Update sitemaps, robots.txt
  • Verify new site works; test redirects (curl, Screaming Frog)
  • Add GA4 annotation for migration date

Post-Migration

  • Monitor GSC coverage; fix "Page with Redirect" issues
  • Fix 404s immediately
  • Expect temporary ranking fluctuation (2–4 weeks)
  • Do not delete old site as fallback

Social Media Announcement

Three Phases

PhaseActions
Pre-LaunchFinalize new identity; audit social presence; secure handles across platforms; internal alignment
Build AnticipationTease with sneak peeks; cryptic visuals; influencer/ambassador previews; avoid announcing too soon
ExecuteAll platforms updated together; new bios, handles, visuals; compelling rebrand story (why, not what)

What to Avoid

  • Don't list steps or technical details—focus on story and benefit
  • Don't announce before all pieces are in place (mixed messaging)
  • Don't rely on one channel—multi-channel rollout
  • Don't bombard with "why we rebranded" unless it resonates

Rebrand Story

  • Anchor: Emotionally resonating narrative; why now; how it benefits customers
  • Avoid: "We changed our logo" / "We updated our website" without context

Internal Communication

  • Brief all employees before public launch
  • Explain strategic reasons; equip them to answer customer questions
  • Update email signatures, Slack, internal docs
  • Internal FAQ for common rebrand questions

Output Format

  • Timeline (phases, milestones)
  • Redirect mapping approach (template, tools)
  • Migration checklist (customized)
  • Social announcement plan (phases, channels, content angles)
  • Internal communication (briefing, FAQ)

Related Skills

  • domain-selection: Domain choice (Brand/PMD/EMD, TLD); informs new domain choice when rebranding
  • domain-architecture: Domain structure before/after rebrand
  • website-structure: New site structure after migration
  • schema-markup: Update Organization schema on new domain
  • multi-domain-brand-seo: When old and new domains coexist during transition
  • branding: Brand strategy, identity; rebranding implements the change
  • brand-protection: Sync impersonation checks when rebranding; update official domain declaration
  • gtm-strategy: Repositioning GTM; when repositioning includes rebrand

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