Category Archives: Branding Lessons

When done well, GMOs hold big promise—so why does their branding suck?

  By David Salazar We encounter GMOs every day, and methods of selective plant breeding have been used for thousands of years. This kind of scientific engineering can help adapt crops to the changing climate and our growing population. GMOs, however, are still associated with agri-giants, which use them to enable pesticide use—with myriad environmental … Continue reading When done well, GMOs hold big promise—so why does their branding suck?

Brand Identity Design: Common Mistakes & Solutions Provided

Brand Identity Design: Common Mistakes & Solutions Provided Kevin Nguyen / 08 Mar 2023   Many companies continue to undervalue the significance of brand identity design. They concentrate on developing items and marketing them to their target market. Still, they occasionally overlook the fact that poor brand design can seriously jeopardize all of their marketing … Continue reading Brand Identity Design: Common Mistakes & Solutions Provided

This beauty brand is promoting ‘bottle positivity.’ Are customers buying it?

  By Sarah Lynch December 05, 2022 Four days after launching the body and hair care brand Saltair, Iskra Lawrence had a problem. The model turned cofounder had just released her first line of products in 100% aluminum bottles, a choice she and her team had made for the material’s recyclability. Now, some customers receiving … Continue reading This beauty brand is promoting ‘bottle positivity.’ Are customers buying it?

Actually, Americans do want to hear what brands have to say about reproductive rights

By Connie Lin   May 17, 2022 When a high-profile sociopolitical issue erupts on the national stage—whether it’s Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Florida’s Don’t Say Gay bill, or the Black Lives Matter movement—it often cues brand theatrics. And sometimes, that can feel like a tired performance. In today’s social media landscape, companies have fielded criticism … Continue reading Actually, Americans do want to hear what brands have to say about reproductive rights