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A blog devoted to News, Ideas, Design, Branding and Gossip at VIA
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why work when you can watch 80′s music videos? and plugging into the campus community
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Discovered via: DWB’s blogroll
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Branding: The practice and the practitioner
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Brand Credit or Brand Debit and Jack is an Evolutionist WOM Guy
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Tribal Knowledge: Business Wisdom Brewed from the Grounds of Starbucks Corporate Culture (Hardcover) and Tribal Knowledge | the blog and Read the maniftesto | ChangeThis :: Tribal Knowledge: Business Wisdom Brewed from the Grounds of Starbucks Corporate Culture
Discovered via: DWB’s blogroll
Tricky … love the name. One of his posts catching my eye was Secrets of Successful Brands.
Successful brands resonate at an emotional level beyond the product we buy and the service we receive. These brands stand for something that people value. They create the expectation of a different type of experience. They are recognised as ‘my kind of company, my kind of people’. Their customers are proud to be associated with the brand.
We cannot give you all of the answers, but we can give you the questions. If you invest the time to answer the following questions we believe that you will have the magical ingredients upon which you can develop a unique, exciting and healthy brand.
The questions can be found in the rest of the article at Secrets of Successful Brands.
Blog description:
Although most postings will have a fairly strong measure of branding, I am going to be blogging on a pretty broad spectrum of topics; Interactive design, gadgets (Including my new tablet PC), new applications/ technologies and business strategy. Please dig-in and find the bits that interest you the most. Have an awesome day!
EDITED: Tricky Business has moved to tricky business at spaces.
It’s Thursday morning and I haven’t featured a branding site in awhile. So, what better then one sprinkled with potty humour? Suggestion, don’t do too quick of a run through or you’ll miss the guts of the site (it’s packed with branding goodness). I’d chat more, but since Nader has one of the most complete about sections I’ve run across, I’ll leave leave you to it. Applause from me to Nader, as a lack of an about has quickly become a personal peeve of mine (partially because I’m a lazy lass…) [... Continue reading ... Brand Infection
International Branding Association
I had the good luck yesterday to talk to a very busy Errol Saldanha of Beyond Graphic and BrandBranding. He shared his new project, the International Branding Association.
From the home page:
The International Branding Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to establishing branding as a specialized area of expertise. This forum is designed to inspire the formation of national branding associations and coordinate global efforts..
(x) International Branding Association contributors are: Jack Yan, Stefan Liute, Djordje Lasic, Errol Saldanha, Ron Irwin and Rob Camper
In my search for those with a passion for change, Errol Saladaha advised me to contact Jack Yan, as well as David Berman.
So, here we are.
Touching on a few of his talents: font designer (Aetna, Integrity, Pinnacle, and more), proliferate writer (the list is too long to include here but Beyond Branding should catch your eye), an advocate of the industry and well-known face around town.
You couldn’t do better than to cruise through his blog, read his articles, his views, all.
The brand builder blog is a part of theCoranteNetwork. So, if you have the inclination, the only requirement is to read. Then read some more. Excellent stuff. Love the dog.
the brand builder blog is by: Olivier Blanchard
About BrandShift:
BrandShift explores key trends in branding such as customer experiences, market conversations and social technologies. Our goal is to help executives and brand managers evolve their brands to thrive in the new customer-driven marketplace.
The BrandShift blog is by: Jennifer Rice, Andy Lark, Johnnie Moore and John Winsor
EDIT: Hasn’t been updated since December 2005
From the about:
Errol has been defining brands for 15 years. He’s created the Branding Branding blog in order to develop a common definition of the term ‘branding’. Errol touches on subjects such as Eliminating Brand-Speak, A Shared Definition, Updating Dictionaries, Keeping it Simple, Branding = Brand Development and Identity vs. Branding. Errol invites your opinion with his open “Please join me…”
The ‘Branding Branding’ blog is by: Errol Saldanha
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