Helen Edwards on Branding: The true path to ownership
17 Aug 2011 | by Helen Edwards
Living up to your customer-value proposition is more important than futile attempts to 'own' it.
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Customisation can give brands a competitive edge - if customer-satisfaction basics are also fulfilled.
Living up to your customer-value proposition is more important than futile attempts to 'own' it.
Bavaria, the Dutch brewer, has unveiled a fresh brand identity and packaging intended to drive interest in its 5% premium and non-alcoholic lagers.
A study linking processed food to lower childhood IQ should not be ignored by the snack industry.
The Co-op may rue its latest ad's focus on freeing up time to do more enjoyable things than shopping.
Starbucks' management may find extensions into entirely new markets will bring greatest success.
Marks & Spencer is to focus on its core UK brand before pushing it around the world, according to chief executive Marc Bolland this morning, as pre-tax profits rose by 17% to £348.8m in the first six months of the year from sales of £4.6bn.
The Children's Food Campaign (CFC) has claimed that Nestlé is misusing the Government's Change4Life branding to promote its high-sugar products.
Duchy Originals' reinvention was a necessity after it failed to capitalise on its founder's principles.
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