Google & KitKat Brand Strategy
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Google and KitKat developed the Android KitKat 4.4 brand strategy together, which included more than 50 million KitKat bars being specially branded.
A rebranding process to fight the Amazonians
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Winter Olympics Branding for 2018 is All About Harmony
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Virgin Australia’s Unified Brand Takes Them High Up
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The Fine Art of Naming Your Brand
Strategic naming is a fine art. It’s not an easy task to get to the core of your brand in a few syllables.
Is my Brand Speaking to My Target Market?
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Branding is So Much More Than Just a Logo
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Thinking Around a Company’s Brand and their Core Values
At the core, your organisation’s Brand is a reflection of the actions and beliefs of the people who work there.
A Brand Identity that Takes Boring Out of Consulting
PoliticsDirect has been rebranded. As a result the public affairs consulting service (now called Brevia Consulting) sports a clean...
How Colour Can Influence our Purchasing Decisions
There are many reasons why people purchase certain brands, but the visual appearance plays a very important role in...
A Hairdressing Business that Grows from Brand Values
I rang my hairdresser the other day to book an appointment, however she didn’t have an available time after work for...
Keeping Your Office Space Within the Brand
Branding for a business is not just about the visual identity of their collateral it is also about the initial impressions when you enter their space.