As the Black Friday rush in the US and Canada is over and the official Christmas shopping frenzy is almost there in the Catholic (and, frankly, all the remaining) world, retailers and brands are looking to make the most of this holiday season in every possible channel: physical stores and malls, on the web, on mobile devices and even in social media.
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The article is written by Gaston van de Laar, Client Services Director at CARTILS
At CARTILS we have gained experience creating brands and brand designs. Over the years, we have observed that the most difficult part of our job is to truly create unique brand personalities: design that embraces their very own DNA and endure a life time.
The article is written by Greg Taylor, Director of Brand Provocation at Elmwood, London
The Monday morning after the Olympics drew to a spectacular close, London felt a little blue. We’d all been feasting on sport for a fortnight and had the wholesome equivalent of a hangover. Talk is now turning to performance and legacy. You can cut the medals tables in different ways – weighting by GDP, population or team size so different nations come out on top—but however you look at it, women were the real winners in 2012.
The article written by Kathy Oneto,Vice President, Brand Strategy at Anthem Worldwide, San Francisco
More and more there are examples of past “new and improved” innovations, if you will, that are today being turned on their heads. What once was considered to be an improvement is now being proven to not necessarily be the best.
The article is written by Greg Taylor, Director of Brand Provocation at Elmwood, London
Bigger, brighter, better. We’ve always been drawn like moths to the flame to the neon delights of the city. With the UN predicting that 70% of the world’s population will be living in cities by 2050, this urban pilgrimage shows no sign of letting up.