The Black & White of Artisanal Brand Identity
It's curious that two of the most powerful colors are also the most basic. They were out in force at the Fancy
It's curious that two of the most powerful colors are also the most basic. They were out in force at the Fancy
A while back, Nigel Hollis, Chief Global Analyst at Millward Brown, published an interesting post on brand copycatting in China. (Copycat manufacturers
Gourmet may survive the death of its original medium, the magazine. Polaroid, on the other hand, is inseparable from the form that
There are many forms of branding, but the most powerful is generally considered to be visual. People respond to visual cues more
In an eye opening lawsuit filed Tuesday by online entrepreneur Kevin Alderman against Linden Lab, operators of the virtual reality website Second
I read about P&G’s introduction of Tide Basic with surprise and disappointment. To me it’s a tactical move that will increase short
Three disparate articles from the business section of the Miami Herald caught my attention today. Not for their actual content, but for the statement
Supermarket News reports in its June 22 issue that Hispanics in Spanish-dominant households are less likely to buy private label products than
I am a big fan of Publix supermarket’s store name private label brand. Ever since I first saw it some five years
A duo of independently written articles seemed to pose and then suggest an answer to a question that's been on a lot
MediaPost reported in its Engage: Teens newsletter today that while teens show a genuine interest in the environment, “when it comes to
Noah Brier, author of a very interesting and diverse blog, has created a very cool visualization tool at brandtags.net. If you're into