The Most Observed Logos of 2010

By admin On June 22nd, 2010

With corporate awareness on brand identity value increasing day by day, logo designs are hard to be missed. Each year we see tons of new and fresh logos evolve, conglomerates and mergers taking place and numerous redesigns happening.

Some designs are regarded as the best logos of the year while several face severe censure from the design community. Some of them are criticized for their exorbitant prices, while others are refuted on visual grounds. Following is a list of 10 most talked about logos of 2010.

Bausch + Lomb: Jan 2010

Designer: Pentagram

In the new Bausch + Lomb identity, the plus sign becomes a translucent medical sign that communicates that “Bausch + Lomb” is willing and committed to partnering with the medical community.

Skittles: Feb 2010

Designer: Miles Newlyn & Dragon Rouge Agency

Profiting From a Gym Franchise

By admin On March 20th, 2010

Natural selection proves that a fit body is preferred by many individuals than a flabby one. By this we are compelled to achieve a beautiful and healthy body that will entice a mate to choose us rather than an individual who possesses an inferior physique. We accomplish a hot body through constant physical exertions and strenuous exercise. But for many of us, we go to the gym instead, to hone our lean physique using high-end equipment and to instill a healthy body aided with spa-like treatments.

Now, if you are thinking of profiting from this beauty, fitness and health revolution, then you have chosen to read the right article. We will show you how you can choose and profit from a gym franchise.

Some Points to Be Considered While Creating a Brand Identity

By admin On March 7th, 2010

Have you ever thought that why you need to give proper attention and care while creating a brand design for your company. The idea is that your brand design should communicate about your business. Your corporate identity must be different, unique, simple, and original. It is only the distinctiveness of your design which would make your brand remain in the mind of the customers. So think about the process that would leave an everlasting impression and identity on your customer’s brain. Here are many things which we need to think to have a good design.

The first step is to keep it simple. You would find many complicated brand designs which would be very attractive. But there is no use of having a brand which your customers would not be able to understand or could not make the idea behind it. After some time they will forget the brand. Simple brands stay longer in the mind so that whenever your customers would require your services, they will come back to you, which is the main motive after all. So give it a thought before finalizing it because complexities would make it difficult to achieve your targeted goals.

Sometimes the Riskiest Customers Are a Brand’s Most Zealous and Noticed Endorsers

By admin On December 14th, 2009

While they thrive on feeding and satisfying their customers’ desires, leading brand owners recognize that they must stay in control of the brand. This often leads to a paradoxical relationship with customers.

While modern mass media brand building techniques are designed to cut through the noise, leading luxury brands tend to speak in tones that are self-assured and sophisticated. Modern marketing invites viral contributions that challenge the control luxury brands need to exert. Even customers can present risks to the brand if they misuse the brand or confer the wrong associations upon it. This can lead to the ultimate paradox: that sometimes the riskiest customers are a brand’s most zealous and noticed endorsers.

Luxury Brands May Be an Endangered Species

By admin On October 31st, 2009

Cultural, not just commercial

Leading luxury brands are often born from a philosophy that evolves to become a business. Their origins are not in a clever business plan that re-imagines a historical brand story. While many of these brands have sustained successful businesses for centuries, they never appear to have been motivated by profit alone. More often than not, the brand originally embarked on a mission to bring unadulterated excellence to the market. The creators of these brands were artisans, not MBAs.

Considering the centuries of change that they’ve witnessed, it is not surprising that today’s leading luxury brands feel as though they have a cultural mandate. In a modern and fractured world, leading luxury brands stand out not only because of their product quality, but also because of the standards they have retained. They are paragons of style, devotees to detail, and keepers of the craftsman tradition. Their magic is not in their history. Rather, it lies in their ability to drive demand by continuously innovating through these legacy qualities – indulging customers, delighting them, inspiring them, and keeping them in a state of sustained desire.



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