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What is branding? Ten branding terms for marketers and startups

What is branding? Ten branding terms for marketers and startups | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"What is branding? Branding is researching, developing, and applying distinctive features to your brand so that consumers can associate it with your products ..."

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Major brands alter positioning to attract younger consumers

Major brands alter positioning to attract younger consumers | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Businesses are altering their brand positioning to adapt to younger consumers' needs. Here's how sentiment analysis is supporting their efforts! ..."

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Should branding begin with the product or the company's values?

Should branding begin with the product or the company's values? | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Our branding expert Laura Ries says neither ..."

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TAKE A LOOK | Castle Lager has a new label

TAKE A LOOK | Castle Lager has a new label | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Fans will spot a number of changes, including different shades of gold and the traditional medallions have been replaced with the South African flag ..."

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Why brand names are the new logos - Design Week

Why brand names are the new logos - Design Week | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Brand consultant Emily Penny asks 'what's in a name?' as she looks at why brand names are experiencing a renaissance ..."

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Cadillac wants to take back luxury

Cadillac wants to take back luxury | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

'Luxury. Aspiration. Cool. For years, those were words that could easily be applied to Cadillac, perhaps the most iconic brand of American cars this side of the Mustang.
For the past decade or so, though, Cadillac has not kept up with the times ...'

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