Brand identity can sometimes be hit or miss. Here are some hits — and some misses — from recent brand transformations and developments.

Think for a second. What would your brand look like if it had a Tinder profile? Could you make a consumer stop dead in the middle of their feverish left-swipe spree, or would you get swiped into the “meh, maybe next time” category? 

The basic building blocks of your company’s brand don’t necessarily require a lot of cash but do require knowing (or developing) the answers to several key questions or ideas.

The process of rebranding can be complicated, one that causes us to evaluate what’s good about our brand, and what can be thrown out. That’s why when you’re thinking of rebranding your company or product, three things should factor into your decision.

The term “branding” now means the process of identifying and establishing a company’s persona, but back in the day, it meant applying a red-hot iron to a cow’s backside. The concept is really the same: ranchers branded cattle so people could immediately recognize whom they belonged to; companies brand themselves for pretty much the same […]