We love this visual. Not because we enjoy a good story at our clients expense, but it really does relate to everyday brand management for many organizations. We hear stories everyday. Many of our clients are spending too much money on everyday, non-important design projects (internal marketing...
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Everybody’s asking questions about the new brand, and I don’t know what to say.
A rebranding or brand refresh is an exciting time for any organization. It can also be a way to energize interest and engagement with current customers and employees, as well as new audiences. However, if not launched properly -- internally and externally -- it could be detrimental to the brand....
Are you expecting too much from a DAM?
In helping hundreds of companies implement tech to build their brand, including Digital Asset Management (DAM) systems, we've learned what makes some solutions more effective than others. Most of the time, it's not the DAM itself, nor a specific technology platform, that determines the success....
I think this clip art will paint the picture perfectly
Writing a piece on technology or AI that is taking over the World? When it's done, you search for imagery or clip art to add to the piece. Your branding and marketing team is probably yelling “Nooooooooooo!” While some people may think clip art is cute, it's better suited for personal use and kept...
The CEO saw our old logo at a golf tournament.
Sponsorships can be a brand manager's best friend and worst enemy. Sports events, industry conferences, or job fairs all share great brand-building potential, and sometimes fly below brand compliance radar. Why is that? It usually comes down to habits and planning (or lack thereof). Sometimes,...
“Out of order”: Temporary signage tells a bigger story
Have you ever been to a client's office or the bank or even a hospital and run into a handwritten notice on a bathroom door or adorned over a broken drinking fountain displaying some inconvenient news. Maybe it was created with a sharpie or maybe it looks like it was crafted in Microsoft Paint...