April 2010 26
Brands: Paying Attention to Colour
Posted By : Rowland Heming

When you come to think about it, colour is one of the most effective tools that package designers and marketers have at their disposal, and yet it is probably one of the most overlooked.

April 2010 08
Fantastic and Sustainable Design!
Posted By : Thomas Gilmore

One Industrial Design Student’s Vision of the Future File this one under the heading of “I wish I had thought of this.” Industrial design student Andrew Kim, of College for Creative Studies, has created an innovative

April 2010 06
Is Your Brand Eclectic or Just a Mess?
Posted By : Thomas Gilmore

Are You Communicating Clearly? According to Merriam-Webster, eclectic may be defined as, “composed of elements drawn from various sources.” Better Homes and Gardens describe eclectic as, “the perfect blend of new and old elements in

March 2010 30
Beware the (False) God of Big
Posted By : Simon Williams

I have to believe that the current Toyota brand trauma has resulted in many nervous boardroom discussions in other corporations around the world. I mean, how did one of the most sought-after and respected brands

March 2010 26
What Makes a Good Branding Scent?
Posted By : Tracy Pepe

Aromatic treasures found in wet soil, the freshness of the earth, the ripe aroma found underneath the snow and salt. Yes, for those who live in a climate of seasons with snow, a spring aroma

March 2010 11
How Does Your Brand Smell?
Posted By : Tracy Pepe

Understanding the Language of Scent Although it might sound silly, the aroma of a brand is a key experiential factor. So, here is the classic question; what does your brand smell like, and can you

March 2010 04
Can Innovation Really Drive Sales?
Posted By : Thomas Gilmore

Domino’s Sees Profits Grow from New Recipe By now we’ve all seen all the commercials and maybe even tried the new pizza recipe. Frank comments from focus groups prompted Ann Arbor based Domino’s Pizza to

February 2010 28
Have Brand Marketers Lost Control?
Posted By : Jeannie Chan

Branding Beyond the Brief Elsewhere on the world wide web, there is a challenge to state the difference between a brand and a commodity in a sentence or less. Many marketers answered the challenge. After