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Viewing entries tagged with 'brand'

Instagram, UGC and brand community

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Posted by Dean Power on 13 April 2012 | 0 Comments

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Reaching saturation point in the media this week is the story of the US$1 billion Facebook acquisition of Instagram – a rapidly growing company whose core offering is a social photo-sharing platform via a mobile app. Users of the app formed an ever-growing world community actively engaged in creating User Generated Content (UGC) – in this case diary-style photos taken from their day-to-day lives. Typically, brands such as Instagram, Apple’s iLife software and Sony Playstation’s Little Big Planet games give its users the digital tools to construct UGC within brand parameters and their own interfaces in a ‘walled garden’ software environment.

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Brand exposure

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Posted by Pip McConnel-Oats on 23 March 2012 | 0 Comments

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PR & media management can increase your brand exposure exponentially.

Your brand is a valuable asset, you’ve spent time and money getting the design and positioning right, your key messages powerfully expressed and the total brand presence a true representation of the company. One of the best ways now, to gain widespread brand exposure, is public relations.

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Brand experience

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Posted by Pip McConnel-Oats on 3 February 2012 | 0 Comments

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In the retail environment creating the ultimate brand experience is a complex challenge.

A retail brand experience can no longer be managed without considering the difference between the in-store experience and the online experience; even if a store doesn’t have an online presence, that brand will be competing with brands that do. The customer is often in different buying modes and will have a different set of expectations when shopping online as opposed to shopping in-store.

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Outdoor advertising

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Posted by Jane Toohey on 20 January 2012 | 0 Comments

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Creative billboards used in outdoor advertising can be a very effective medium to get your message heard by a targeted audience.

The best thing about outdoor advertising is the ability to capture the attention of your audience and keep reinforcing your message on a daily basis for a specific period of time. Of course in order to do that you need to have researched the positioning of your billboard to ensure it’s located on a busy route that’s used regularly by your target audience. Then you need maximum creativity and a great idea, only then will you attract maximum attention and ensure brand recall.

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Brand portability

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Posted by Jane Toohey on 9 December 2011 | 0 Comments

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Opening a second restaurant 5,000kms away and finding it booked out in opening week shows amazing brand portability!

The Stokehouse is an iconic restaurant in St Kilda, Melbourne, “combining relaxed beach side glamour with exceptional hospitality”.

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Brand competition

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Posted by Erin Collett on 25 November 2011 | 0 Comments

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Brand competition drives creativity in an overly saturated market.

We’ve written before about creating stand out packaging, but in a highly competitive market, standing out from the crowd is an even greater challenge, in fact many companies question whether it is worth competing in a saturated market.

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Managing a rebrand

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Posted by Jane Toohey on 18 November 2011 | 0 Comments

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Before you embark on a complete rebrand it is important to check in with your target market first.

It’s imperative to evolve your brand over time, to keep it fresh, relevant and continuing to add value to the business and your customers. But it’s also important not to rush into a rebrand without first checking in with your target market….

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Brand recognition

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Posted by Erin Collett on 11 November 2011 | 0 Comments

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Updating your visual identity while maintaining brand recognition and consistency.

Have you considered updating your brand but failed to get started for fear of losing brand recognition in the market? Although this reservation is valid, a stagnating brand can do your business and its positioning in the market even more harm.

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Consistency in brand experience

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Posted by Christine Rosher on 28 October 2011 | 0 Comments

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Recipe for a great restaurant brand

At lumino, we love good food. But we love good brands more. And when the two come together, there’s nothing better; it results in a very memorable brand experience.

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A brand experience

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Posted by Dean Power on 14 October 2011 | 0 Comments

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Last weekend on holiday we paid a visit to one of the most dynamic and cutting edge art galleries in the world, and it’s not in London, New York, Tokyo or Bilbao. It’s in (suburban) Hobart.

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