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Agrihub

The Challenge

Through a wave of rapid acquisitions, AgriHub grew from three to ten operating brands, creating a fragmented marketing environment with inconsistent messaging, limited coordination, and growing brand confusion. Each business had its own identity and loyal customer base, but without a clear overarching brand structure, AgriHub lacked the ability to scale marketing efforts, support future acquisitions, or present a unified voice in the market. The organization needed a brand architecture strategy that preserved brand equity, built internal alignment, and set the foundation for sustainable, marketing-led growth.

The 6P Solution

6P led a strategic brand architecture initiative to evolve AgriHub from a disconnected house of brands into a cohesive branded house. We began with a discovery and mapping process, identifying each brand’s equity, customer journey, and role within the broader portfolio. From there, we developed a flexible brand structure grounded in three core principles: a clear visual relationship to AgriHub, a shared brand voice with room for sector-specific expression, and centralized marketing systems that respected brand individuality.

Our implementation unfolded across four key phases:
Brand Relationship Mapping – to define visual hierarchy and brand positioning
Identity Development – to create a unified visual system and adaptable brand tools
Marketing Structure – to establish a centralized team and shared content systems
Digital Rollout – to align websites, social media, and digital assets under one strategy

The Outcome

AgriHub now operates with ten distinct but connected operating brands, each supported by a centralized marketing team. The brand architecture strategy preserved regional loyalties and sector-specific strengths while introducing efficiencies in content creation, digital marketing, and brand management. The visual and structural consistency has enhanced AgriHub’s ability to cross-sell, integrate new acquisitions, and present a strong, unified front in the global agriculture space—positioning the company for continued growth and marketing leadership.