David Taylor, Author at the brandgym

Oct 10 2006

The power of Pret’s people

By David Taylor Internal engagement

The whole area of "brand engagement" is booming, with companies launching into big and expensive initiatives to help employees "live the brand". However, in my experience many of these are…

Sep 20 2006

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Brand extensions: heros or villains?

By David Taylor Uncategorized

After a recent post on brand stretch saying that new brand should be a last resort, I had a good challenge from Scott Miller of Gamematters. His point was that…

Sep 13 2006

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T-Mobile’s Flext and the power of ownable descriptors

By David Taylor Core Range Extension, Uncategorized

One of most misunderstood and mis-used bits of branding is the "sub-brand", and there are very few examples where this has been done successfully. The theory: by using a "brand-like"…

Sep 06 2006

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The new 911: refreshing your product DNA

By David Taylor Uncategorized

Porsche have just launched the new Targa version of the 911, the version with a completely glass roof. Now you might be a Porsche lover or hater, but what is…

Aug 28 2006

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New brands should be a last resort

By David Taylor Uncategorized

Jennifer Rice's post regarding comments made by Laura Ries on Weber's brand stretching created a veritable firestorm of debate. Laura's not a big fan of extension, and suggested that Weber…

Aug 25 2006

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Apple: a true brand-led business

By David Taylor Brand-led business

The new CMO of sponsorship agency IMG, Robert Birge, perfectly summed up Apple's success in a recent interview with Craig Montgommery', that I discovered thanks to the Brand Builder Blog:…

Aug 25 2006

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“Where’s the sausage?”: building brands on substance, not spin

By David Taylor Brand-led business, Distinctive products & services

This new blog is part of a bigger brandgym campaign for building brands on substance, not spin. We think brands should focus more on the "sausage" of branding, relevant product…

David Taylor

The power of Pret’s people

Brand extensions: heros or villains?

T-Mobile’s Flext and the power of ownable descriptors

The new 911: refreshing your product DNA

New brands should be a last resort

Apple: a true brand-led business

“Where’s the sausage?”: building brands on substance, not spin

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