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Branding in the 2000s: the new forces at work

Examination of economic and political forces that could affect branding, namely Chinese WTO entry, the Nordic school of marketing thought (service marketing influences), media integration and globalization.
Contributor: Jack Yan

Pan-company marketing as the way ahead

Competition, technology and globalisation has changed the classic model of marketing - the entire company has become as big a player in marketing as the marketing department itself.
Contributor: Chris Macrae

Global Brief

Ideas that every boardroom should consider before taking a brand global.
Contributor: Chris Macrae

Architectural approaches to brand extension

Examples of brand extensions showing how a brand is linked by one of its associations across to a new product.
Contributor: Chris Macrae

Thumbs down to academic fit

Extending a brand requires seeing it through the consumer's eyes taking into account meanings and associations accrued over its lifetime; it is much more creative process than quantifying 'fit'.
Contributor: Chris Macrae

Escaping from product branding

Debating what is the essence of domains in which the brand participates from a consumer's viewpoint may give guidance when attempting to overcome the limitations of one product brands.
Contributor: Chris Macrae

Some first readings on global communications

Going global means achieving high visibility - readings on company achievements and communications tactics.
Contributor: Chris Macrae