Great article from one of our founders, Don Strom, exploring the impact on brands when they choose pop-ups vs. long-term activations.
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What is a culture brand and what does it mean to today's discerning affluent consumer? To understand our perspective on this unique, and valuable, type of niche brand read Matt Ferebee's most recent article in Advertising Week.
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Some great thinking to end the week Sharon Kitsell, we are always passionate about connecting consumers with attitudinal brands. The best creative solutions start with understanding the product USP combined with solid consumer insight within the context of relevant trends. #branding #brandingandpackaging #productusp #consumerinsight
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News from SXSW Sydney! Last week, our very own Rob Wall, MD of Love Media, joined industry leaders like THE ICONIC's Georgia Thomas to discuss the future of brand metrics. Traditional metrics like click-through rates or app downloads are no longer enough to measure true campaign success. Rob emphasised the importance of focusing on lasting impressions, not just the last impression, and the need to shift from traditional attribution models to approaches that reflect long-term brand impact. If you missed the talk, you can check out some of the highlights of the discussion on how brands can drive meaningful growth by moving beyond short-term metrics in the article below 👇 #SXSW #BrandMetrics #MarketingStrategy #LoveMedia
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Digital harmony can help deliver powerful, unified brands that sing. It's all about building a consistent brand identity across your digital platforms, which is where your audience interacts with you the most. A pivotal moment, like a brand change, provides the energy and momentum needed to power brand resilience, writes Paul Campbell, Managing Partner, Digital: https://hubs.li/Q02zXmGN0 #brandbuilding #digitalbrand #digitalplatforms #brandidentity
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🚀 The Power of a Unique Brand Image in the Digital Era 🚀 In today’s crowded digital landscape, where attention spans are shorter than ever, a unique brand image is no longer optional—it’s essential. Your brand image is the cornerstone of how customers perceive and connect with you, making it a key driver for engagement and loyalty. Here are 4 key reasons why an outstanding brand image—supported by thoughtful branding and packaging design—adds value in the modern digital marketing space: 🎯 1. Instant Recognition in a Noisy Market A unique brand image helps your product stand out, both on crowded digital shelves and in scrolling feeds. In just seconds, a distinctive look and feel can draw customers in and create lasting impressions. 📱 2. Consistency Across Channels From e-commerce websites to Instagram ads, your brand image ensures consistency. A strong visual identity builds trust, reinforcing your values and message no matter where your customers find you. 🌟 3. Emotional Connection with Your Audience Effective branding tells a story that resonates with your audience. Packaging, logo, and colors become symbols of the emotional connection customers have with your brand, fostering loyalty and advocacy. ♻️ 4. Authenticity and Values Shine Through In an era where consumers prioritize purpose-driven brands, a unique brand image communicates your values—whether that’s sustainability, innovation, or tradition. It’s not just about standing out; it’s about standing for something. Budweiser’s digital campaigns are a shining example of leveraging brand image effectively. Their “Red Light Cup” campaign during the FIFA World Cup transformed an ordinary item—beer packaging—into a digital spectacle. Using the iconic red branding and smart tech integration, Budweiser made their brand image synonymous with the world’s most-watched sporting event. The campaign was a global hit, seamlessly blending tradition with digital-first marketing strategies. 💡 Takeaway: A unique brand image isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about driving emotional engagement, trust, and visibility. Whether through packaging design or cohesive digital branding, investing in your brand’s identity is investing in your future. #BrandImage #DigitalMarketing #PackagingDesign #BrandingMatters #SuccessStories #MarketingInnovation #FMCG #BeerBrands #Budweiser
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