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Right to Bear
Challenge
At three years old, Right to Bear, a self-defense legal protection company, was competing with larger players such as USCCA and U.S. LawShield on a minimal ad budget and a weak website.
Strategy
The brand strategy centered on “PURE Peace of Mind”: warm imagery of families, couples, and children rather than tactical imagery; a redesign of the original soft bear icon into a stronger, more protective one; and the belief “warm on the people, strong on the protection”—reflecting the owners’ care for members and treating them as people rather than policy numbers.
Brand expression
Once the brand was defined, it came to life as Hank, the bear who became the living, breathing embodiment of Right to Bear: its people, its persona, and its promise.
