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Farmers Insurance Rebrands to Fit a New Era
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Established in 1928, Farmers Insurance Group is one of the leading insurer groups of vehicles, homes, and small businesses in the United States...
Subzero Ice Cream Becomes Hot As Hell
This legendary Welsh ice cream maker, trading as Mr Creemy since 1959, found out that the name had been taken in 2001 by another company.
Google & KitKat Brand Strategy
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
Bookworld, owned by Pearson Australia Group, is an online book, music, and video retailer with over half a million existing customers and a focus...
The Real Man’s Chips
McCoy's, a UK brand of crinkle cut chips, unveiled an impressive new packaging concept: opening up sideways extends the opening by 5cm.
YP Rebrands and is Now a Service Brand for ‘Doers’
In an age when search pretty much equates to Google, YP (formerly Yellow Pages) wants to survive by expressing...
A Rebrand to Open up Opera Australia
Opera Australia is Australia's primary opera company and one of the world's busiest opera companies. Last year, when they launched their 2014 season...
The Tiger Changed its Stripes and Now Wants to Fly High
Tiger Airways, a low-cost airline has recently undergone a new change. Now known as Tigerair, they have rebranded while...
Rebranding Increased Visitors and Product Sales
The Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki is the leading public gallery in Auckland with the most expansive collection...
Adding a Friendly Personality to the Carman’s Brand
They under went a redesign keeping elements of the initial packaging, such as the bold black colour backgrounds...
Virgin Australia’s Unified Brand Takes Them High Up
With 91 aircraft in it’s fleet in early 2010, Virgin Blue’s market shares were suffering and it’s future unsustainable.
A Brand ‘Pot of’ Difference On and Off the Shelf
The bold, highly graphic, brand identity based on symbology, pattern and colour associated with each recipe’s origin creates a real visual point of difference.