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Michael Jackson – boy, man, superbrand!

It was a weird start to the day. Having gone to bed very early the evening before (poorly daughter had kept me awake for much of the previous 3 nights) – I had missed all the news on Twitter and so awoke with no idea about the terribly sad news of Michael Jackson’s death.
They say [...]

What’s in a photo? Can you judge a book by its cover…

With social media how do you come across in your photo? Does it portray your personality? What is your personal branding, your photo, saying to others about you…

Is your ring tone part of your personal brand?

Does our ringtone tell a tale? Is is part of our personal brand? Perhaps a question we should be asking at interviews is what is your ringtone? I think you can tell a lot about a person by their ringtone…what do you think?

What does your ‘tag line’ say about you?

When creating a slogan or tagline to compliment your brand and communicate succinctly what you do – then here are some tips for you to consider.

2012 brand – graffiti to engage younger market or not?

With all the controversy about the Olympic 2012 brand – through animation the logo appears to be coming to life. Was it that the agency behind the brand build the picture without communicating the values – or was it part of their strategy…?

Brands from above…

Given one of my related businesses is www.logotastic.co.uk – an online tailored logo creation and that the logotastic brand includes the use of fluffy clouds – I was amused to see this article in The Times recently.
“An inventor in Alabama has managed to create logos as foamy clouds. Francisco Guerro, who also makes fake snow for Hollywood, can [...]

What colours say about you

Colour is a powerful force; it grabs you at a deep psychological level and helps you remember. The world’s most successful brands have made good use of this fact. We know that Coke is red, British Airways is red, white and blue, UPS is brown and Apple Macs come in all the colours of the [...]