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  • Articles Tagged with "Branding"

    CFC LDN: Why Chelsea are leaning on their London heritage with new branding - The Athletic

    nytimes.com • Sports • England

    Chelsea FC's new 'CFC LDN' branding aims to enhance international recognition by emphasizing its London location, though its impact remains to be seen.

    More than front-row features, influencers are taking on bigger roles at fashion week | Vogue Business

    voguebusiness.com • Fashion • World

    New York Fashion Week is seeing a shift from simply having influencers in attendance to brands actively incorporating creators into their content strategy for increased engagement.

    Repsol anuncia su 'rebranding' en dos meses: mantiene su nombre y descarta azul por Moeve

    elconfidencial.com • Business • Spain

    Repsol is about to announce its rebranding in June, shifting from its historic red to a yellow and orange palette while maintaining its name, a move prompted by Cepsa's recent rebranding.

    What's in a Symbol? A Lot, the M.T.A. Is Betting - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Transit • New York

    The MTA is investing $3 million in a rebranding effort to unify its image and improve rider understanding of its diverse transportation services.

    Brands Try to Look Less American in Global Ads Amid Trump's Trade War - Business Insider

    businessinsider.com • Business • World

    Amidst rising geopolitical tensions and trade wars, American brands are strategically adapting their global marketing campaigns to resonate with local cultures and avoid negative consumer sentiment.

    Bespoke This, Bespoke That. Enough Already. - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Language • World

    The overused term 'bespoke,' once signifying high-end tailoring, has become a ubiquitous branding trend, prompting discussion about its saturation and diluted meaning.

    The Secret to Apple's Marketing Genius (Hint: It's Not Marketing) - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Technology • World

    Apple's success stems not from its marketing, but from its intuitive and user-friendly products that prioritize functionality and seamless user experience.

    Lululemon's Men's Line Has a Big Problem - Business Insider

    businessinsider.com • Fashion • World

    Lululemon's men's line is facing challenges due to its logo, which some men find too feminine and visible, hindering the brand's appeal to its male target audience.

    Lululemon Opening Men's Stores - Business Insider

    businessinsider.com • Business • World

    Lululemon plans to open standalone men's stores by 2016, but faces challenges in adapting its brand image and marketing to appeal to a male audience.

    ‘Community is the new king’ | Empresas | Valor Econômico

    valor.globo.com • Business • World

    The article discusses the rise of 'attention entrepreneurship,' where creators build communities before launching products, exemplified by Hailey Bieber's successful skincare brand Rhode.

    Gen Z and gen Alpha brought a raw, messy aesthetic to social media. Why does it feel as inauthentic as ever? | Eugene Healey | The Guardian

    theguardian.com • SocialMedia • World

    This article explores the paradoxical relationship between authenticity and social media, highlighting how Gen Z and Alpha's embrace of raw aesthetics has ironically become another form of performance.