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Branding’s Challenge: Controlling Language
You don’t own that
A lot of brand experts talk about “owning” words. Tony Robbins, for example, owns “motivation”; Apple owns “innovations”; and President Obama owns “hope.” Experts propose exercises such as, “if you looked up the word ________ in the dictionary, you’d find a photo of our company.”
Posted in Branding Also tagged Apple, brand, Branding, business, Coca-Cola, customers, discovery, Google, Hope, Just Do It, Marketing, Martha Stiglin, Nike, Obama, President, Research, strategic, Tony Robins Leave a comment
Making Sponsorship More Visible
Don’t blend in with the scenery
Most event sponsorships are lost branding opportunities, which is too bad for everyone involved. The sponsor usually doesn’t get any real recognition, which in turn makes is less likely that firms will renew their sponsorship. So how can we move beyond slapping a logo on an event Web page or [...]
Posted in Marketing Also tagged 5K run, American Idol, Branding, buyology, Coca-Cola, Coke, decor, E.T., Ford, Marketing, Martin Lindstrom, PR, product placement, Public Relations, RCA records, recognition, Reese's Pieces, Simon Cowell, Sponsorship, target audience Leave a comment
A World of Inspiration
Podcast: Synaptic Branding 003: A World of Inspiration
The 10,000 hour rule, dating other cultures, and creativity
I grew up drawing and painting. With my grandmother’s intervention, I even had the opportunity to have my work critiqued by Andrew Wyeth. Andy’s advice: if you want to be good, you just have to put in your time. He [...]
Posted in Creativity, Management, Marketing Also tagged Adam D. Galinsky, Andrew Wyeth, art, Creativity, culture, design, hiring, INSEAD, international, language, living overseas, Malcolm Gladwell, Mali, Marketing, Northwestern University, Peace Corps., William W. Maddux 2 Comments
What’s Your Pitch?
How sound and music can influence your marketing
Co-posted with Lisa Lococo, consumer behavior analyst
Everything you do in marketing sends a message. Do you pay attention to the sound of your business? Studies have shown the importance of sound, especially music, and how it subconsciously influences consumer behavior.
Posted in Marketing, Music/Sound Also tagged Leo J. Shapiro, Marketing, Michael Morrison, music, Ronald E. Milliman, sound 4 Comments
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