What's it about?Every year, brands spend over $560 billion (and counting) to convince us to buy their products. Yet, as consumers we have become insensitive to most advertising. We easily forget brands and may switch to another product on a whim. There are ways for brands to break this cycle. Brands that succeed are the ones that help us find meaning. In this process, the brands become meaningful in and of themselves.What's in it for me?Join us for a complimentary webinar as we share insights from Wall Street Journal bestseller Brand Hacks. We will take you on an exploratory journey, revealing why most advertising campaigns fail and examining the personal, social, and cultural meanings that successful brands bring to consumers? everyday lives. Most importantly, we will share simple brand hacks you can implement to create and grow brands that deliver meaning even with a limited budget.Who is this for?This presentation is supported by in-depth research in consumer psychology, interviews with industry-leading marketers, and case studies of meaningful brands, both big and small.
Identifying with the true Peruvian - their background, that which is evident with each tasty meal of unique seasoning, that which knows resilience and to overcome any obstacle in order to move forward with ingenuity. "Who" that the Peruvian is, Inca Kola understood perfectly from its beginnings. The brand captured what fills the Peruvian with pride - from the choice of name inspired by the millenary culture that underlies Peruvians, to its flavour which is the perfect combination of native flavours from this prodigal land. The challenge for the brand is to reach the essence of the Peruvian on a daily basis, remain strong in a changing society and gain influence when the Peruvian struggles because of particular situations that put their values in check and make them question their legacy. Therefore, the brand needs to build a foundational, important and individual story that leverages the communal identity of the Peruvian, while at the same time endowing it with solid points of conviction that make it feel its own.
Suze is a traditional French aperitif, born in 1889. The iconic logo and the yellow brand colours are well known from posters, brasserie carafes and wall murals in French towns. But the brand itself had become quite dated. Suze was increasingly only seen as the 'drink my grandmother drunk'. Not an exciting proposition for young drinkers. But the brand owners at Pernod Ricard saw a potential to revive this brand with its long history. After the success story of Lillet (at its outset another centenarian sleeping beauty), there was a vision to reawaken the Suze phoenix. But how? And above all for whom? With this very open scope for the project, we soon realised that we would have to look at a possible future strategy from a number of different perspectives. From the brand and the future audience perspective. And from the point of view of the current market and its projected future.
FMCG is experiencing a new wave of competition from Challenger brands. What is the Challenger story in India? Who are they, what are their strategies and most importantly, how should the established players protect and prevail. This presentation analyses the âchallengerâ animal in detail, shows its true impact and suggests strategies that can work for the reigning champions!
FMCG is experiencing a new wave of competition from Challenger brands. What is the Challenger story in India? Who are they, what are their strategies and most importantly, how should the established players protect and prevail. This presentation analyses the âchallengerâ animal in detail, shows its true impact and suggests strategies that can work for the reigning champions!
Want to get rid of costly brand image tracking and barometers? The Brand Mining tool leverages the network structure of social media and uncovers which perceptual dimensions are associated (or not) with your brand.
Using a combination of Image Mining and Text Analytics to decipher relative strength of fast growing Italian designer furniture brand vis-a-vis the competition and also to strategize its future brand positioning.
This paper outlines our quest to design the perfect icon for use in surveys and understand more about the effective role of visuals in surveys.
This presentation will present the result of some ground breaking primary research exploring the communication power of icons and infographics in both the gathering and communication of research data.