Helen Edwards on Branding: With friends like these ..
08 Jun 2011 | by Helen Edwards
The quest to prove the link between Facebook 'likes' and commercial value is fraught with difficulty.
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Mobile is set to be the "biggest branding product on the planet", but advertising on it can prove a "dangerous road", warned Richard Eyre, chairman of the Internet Advertising Bureau UK.
The quest to prove the link between Facebook 'likes' and commercial value is fraught with difficulty.
Morrisons is facing a David and Goliath-style trademark battle after it applied to register FreshDirect as the branding for its forthcoming home-shopping business.
Google is building on its maturity in its own category, search, to launch a series of aggressive brand extensions. These are successfully destabilising the incumbent competition while making the executives in charge of these brands look, in my opinion, like morons.
LONDON - Rudd Studio has designed the brand identity for Arqiva's new video-on-demand service and Project Kangaroo successor, SeeSaw.
LONDON - Sony Ericsson, the mobile manufacturer, is using the new Sony group brand tagline 'make.believe' in its ad campaign for its new range of three entertainment phones.
The arrival of Microsoft's Bing could lead to Google's perceived superiority being questioned
Safe Home Income Plans (SHIP), the equity release trade body, has revamped its website and created a fresh logo. The website has pages both for the trade and the public. It also features downloadable material, including a directory that lists all SHIP members.
The Monty Python team recently put all its content on YouTube for free and has since seen DVD sales rise more than 2000%. YouTube, it seems, shifts a lot of product.
Milk&more describes itself as 'a new online service from your milkman that delivers milk and everyday essentials'. So now you can pre-book milk the modern way, rather than leaving a note out or plonking it into your shopping basket.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.