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Can a brand really own a colour?
Can brands truly own a colour? If I were to ask you to name a purple chocolate, an orange airline, or a blue jewellry brand, I’m sure you can immediately name all three because they all use a particular colour so effectively that it has acquired secondary meaning.
Posted on Sep 7th 2011 by Fay B · Permalink · 2
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In: Brand communications, Brand Strategy, Fashion, Insights, Viewpoints · Tags: Brand equity, Christian Louboutin, Colour, Footwear, Household appliances, Shoes, Viking Ranges, Wolf Ovens, YSL, Yves Saint Laurent
In: Brand communications, Brand Strategy, Fashion, Insights, Viewpoints · Tags: Brand equity, Christian Louboutin, Colour, Footwear, Household appliances, Shoes, Viking Ranges, Wolf Ovens, YSL, Yves Saint Laurent
How are Greek brands coping in the economic crisis?
To say that Greece is going through difficult economic times would be an understatement. How it became this way is a complex and painful topic especially to me – a born and bred Greek who moved to the UK 14 years ago.
Posted on Aug 10th 2011 by Fay B · Permalink · Leave a comment
In: Brand Strategy, Food and Drink, Viewpoints · Tags: Branding, Consumer, Economy, FMCG, Goody's, Greece, Recession, Vivartia
In: Brand Strategy, Food and Drink, Viewpoints · Tags: Branding, Consumer, Economy, FMCG, Goody's, Greece, Recession, Vivartia
