30 Jan 2003
| by MediaWeek
Get with the programme branding...TODAY, brands are an integrated part of everyday life. Wherever we look ...
the highest number of people, is television. A 30-second commercial or branding sequence can leave us with a ...
, it is important that brands work on the screen on all levels. With more than a hundred new European ...
23 Oct 2003
| by Clare Dowdy
Environments must be shaped to create a clear communication of a brand's values....Opportunities for misinterpretation are rife when translating a brand into a three ...
fide chains.
Pringle can claim more success, as can Guinness, with its on-brand, architecturally ...
Prix in Marketing's Brand Design Awards 2003.
All in all, if you are a product, it is seen as a good ...
01 Oct 2003
| by Jason Hoffe, Kevin Lane, and Victoria Miller Nam
For consumers in China, the meaning of a car's brand can be as important as tangible performance..., such as brand leadership and an aura of success, than on practical matters, such as fuel efficiency ...
the Chinese market wants and associating those qualities with their brands. The take-away Carmakers should cultivate strong, emotional associations with their brands and help strengthen their dealers' sales ...
02 Oct 2003
I've been waiting for Abbey National to update its brand for so long I'd almost given up hope...: the challenge is to keep the brand this fresh and sharp in the long term.
All too often a brand loses its impact when new sub-brands, product extensions and design ideas (not to mention marketing managers) creep ...
24 Jul 2003
| by Colin Porter, Managing director, CorpBrand
of Tennent's lager couldn't be timelier. And I suspect that any aspiring brand in the beer sector, especially...-occupied with targeting consumers who don't drink beer: women.
So it's good to see an old familiar brand hauling itself into the 21st century. The Tennent's brand has always been tough and strong. But it has never been ...
of style.
Tennent's has come a long way because the whole psyche behind the brand has changed, too ...
09 Jan 2003
| by BEVERLEY SULLIVAN, creative director, Precedent
How are you? Como estas? Wie geht's? Vodafone has succeeded in creating a truly global brand
23 Oct 2003
| by David Murphy
to the door of corporate ID specialists with pockets full of branding budgets.
Royal Mail, Arthur Andersen ...
) and IF (Halifax) had a brand and an identity to build from scratch.
And then, it seemed, someone turned the tap ...
, chairman of corporate identity specialist Enterprise IG Europe. "People were throwing away valuable brands ...
23 Oct 2003
| by Jane Simms
of arrogance. "We're going to do it our way and see what happens," he said.
Of course, many US brands have ...
into the national provenance that was such an intrinsic part of their brand personality.
Yet the past few years ...
, for example, recently streamlined its brand portfolio to focus on 22 global brands.
"Companies that operate ...
04 Sep 2003
| by Steve Richardson, Design director, the-field
for education and business.
Chances are you've got one of its products on your desk right now. The brand ...
element of the brand. Either way, this would be a great project. For this great brand, the possibilities ...
14 Aug 2003
| by Matt Clark, Head of design, Guerilla Communications
If the image has changed, perhaps the bottle should have been modernised too.
In such a fiercely competitive sector it is dangerous to risk alienating consumers. Rather than follow brands such as Coke, Pepsi ...
to modernise the brand. While I don't have a problem with the typeface, the layout of text is cluttered ...