Good Advice on Succession Planning
By the time this hits our blog I’ll have left the design company I helped start. And that’s a good thing.
By the time this hits our blog I’ll have left the design company I helped start. And that’s a good thing.
My recent ramblings on good branding, featuring our client Interface, got me thinking about a topic there's no escaping. The environment. How, as businesses, can we do our bit? How can we embed sustainable practices and behaviours in our organisations?
So far in this series on what we feel constitutes Good branding, I’ve talked about Filson and its reach with the far-flung members of its family. And, I’ve waxed lyrical about Nike’s discipline in using brand to drive decisions where others wouldn’t.
I recently wrote a post on the definition of good branding, where I used a young Filson store assistant in Portland as a great example of how good branding can positively influence behaviour in both staff and customers.
So the call comes in from on high. We need a blog post on our definition of branding.
Looking to get the most from your internal comms? You have to start with your brand.
Be aware of the impact internal politics can have on your marketing budgets.
The DEA's are the closest thing we have to a respected benchmark for design services that business can believe in.
An agency can achieve global reach by being an expert in their field with a proven track record of success.
Anyone else sick of hearing the word ‘Branding’? It seems to be everywhere and most of the noise is out of context and utter waffle.
After thirty years of delivering all manner of design services, I know my primary role in any engagement, large or small, is that of an educator.
Good, timeless brands, like great architecture, are built on solid foundations.
How would you like your company to outperform the FTSE by 200 percent over the next decade?
'Yes, you're no doubt effective, but are you delivering real creativity?'