Brand rejuvenation Archives

Oct 06 2021

Brand Bond’s relentless revitalisation: NO TIME to DIE

By David Taylor Brand rejuvenation, Brand Vision, Positioning & Purpose

So, have you seen No Time to Die, the new Bond movie? And if so, what did you think?! Whatever your views, James Bond remains a fascinating and inspiring example…

Mar 12 2021

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Airbnb’s global brand campaign fails on fresh consistency

By David Taylor Brand rejuvenation, Brand Vision, Positioning & Purpose, Distinctive communication

I read with interest that Airbnb was launching a new global brand campaign. A holiday is top on my lockdown-liberation wish-list, as I'm sure it is for lots of people.…

Dec 13 2020

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Brand growth inspiration from … Mr Bean! (updated)

By David Taylor Brand rejuvenation, Distinctive communication, Distinctive products & services, Global branding

Inspiration on brand growth this week comes from an unusual source: Mr Bean. An article in The Times (1) explored some of the reasons for the character’s enduring and ever-growing…

Aug 05 2020

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Characters: effective but under-used (and mis-used) brand assets

By David Taylor Brand rejuvenation, Distinctive communication

Two examples of brands dropping characters from campaigns grabbed my attention this week. Direct Line killed off the Winston Wolf campaign, a masterclass in using ‘fresh consistency’ to boost effectiveness,…

Jul 15 2020

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How to pivot your brand to save your business

By David Taylor Brand rejuvenation, Brand Vision, Positioning & Purpose, Consumer Insight, Covid Crisis, Innovation to Stretch into New Markets, Leadership & performance

I love reading about small brands 'pivoting' to save their businesses during these crazy times. These success stories appear like shafts of sunlight cutting through the clouds of doom that dominate…

Apr 22 2020

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Cadbury remembers and refreshes what made it famous

By David Taylor Brand rejuvenation, Global branding, Grow Your Core Business

Post by Simon Gore, Managing Partner and Head of Visual Identity & Naming. The league table of Britain’s biggest brands shows what a good job the Cadbury’s team have done…

Dec 18 2019

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Bournvita: the challenge of balancing freshness AND consistency

By David Taylor Brand rejuvenation, Brand Vision, Positioning & Purpose, Consumer Insight

Post by Prasad Narsimhan, Managing Partner Asia based in Bangalore. A new campaign by Bournvita, Indian kids’ favourite malted drink, shows the challenge of balancing freshness and consistency to maintain…

Nov 28 2019

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Retail revitalisation has Pets at Home sales purring

By David Taylor Brand rejuvenation, Distinctive products & services, Grow Your Core Business, Innovation to Stretch into New Markets

Pets at Home is bucking the trend for retailers to struggle and even go bust. They have just posted forecast-beating first half results, with a near 19% growth in underlying…

Oct 15 2019

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Tiffany’s brand revitalisation: balancing freshness and consistency

By David Taylor Brand rejuvenation, Distinctive communication, Distinctive products & services, Driving Distribution, Grow Your Core Business

Revitalising a brand is a tricky task, requiring a delicate balance of freshness and consistency, especially when the brand in question has 182 years of heritage. Alessandro Bogliolo faced this…

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Brand Bond’s relentless revitalisation: NO TIME to DIE

Airbnb’s global brand campaign fails on fresh consistency

Brand growth inspiration from … Mr Bean! (updated)

Characters: effective but under-used (and mis-used) brand assets

How to pivot your brand to save your business

Cadbury remembers and refreshes what made it famous

Bournvita: the challenge of balancing freshness AND consistency

Retail revitalisation has Pets at Home sales purring

Tiffany’s brand revitalisation: balancing freshness and consistency

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