► HUMANITY MARKETING
Some brands have a certain something – an emotional appeal. They connect. They feel more HUMAN. That is Humanity Marketing. And it’s simply a better way to do it.
WE THINK ABOUT BRANDING ALL DAY.
When we create a new brand, or refresh an existing one, we’re tapping into brand clarity, conveying that key, driving purpose. When we’re creating marketing assets on behalf of a client, the brand has to be in the forefront of our minds. With each touchpoint, each interaction, we know that when we’re reinforcing what you stand for we’re going to connect in a much deeper way. So it’s no wonder that branding, and our clients’ brands, are a huge part of what we think about, talk about and write about.
We’ve rounded up this collection of our favorite musings on branding that gives some insight into the thinking, passion and creativity that goes into everything that we do. Enjoy.
► HUMANITY MARKETING
Some brands have a certain something – an emotional appeal. They connect. They feel more HUMAN. That is Humanity Marketing. And it’s simply a better way to do it.
► 5 BASIC HUMAN TRUTHS
For decades, creative types working knew instinctively a few secrets they could rely on to create better marketing.
► GETTING PERSONAL WITH YOUR CUSTOMERS
How making a personal human connection with the people who buy from you can make all the difference.
► GET UP. GET OUT. GET INSPIRED.
Inspiration is hard to find from behind a desk. Get up, out of the office and go find your creative spark.
► BRANDING LESSONS FROM VEGAS, BABY!
In a crowded environment where your competitors are literally right next door, you must differentiate. What can your brand learn from these iconic Vegas destinations?
► MIND YOUR BEHAVIOR
Understanding what you believe in and defining your core values are essential. But many brands stop there and forget that the most important part is to LIVE those values every day.
CASE STUDY: GRANDIN ROAD
A home decor brand needed brand-centric campaigns that would give customers a reason to keep coming back.
SHOWCASE YOUR BRAND
When I first started designing catalogs a couple decades ago, finding any reference to a brand story on the pages of a catalog was few and far between.