Many retail brands are utilising the challenges of the current economic market look at ways that they can develop and build even stronger brands.  Retailers are looking at ways of gaining a better insight and understanding of their customers and also looking at ways that they can create a better experience for their customers.
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Brand Art have just launched a Branding Board to showcase a sample of some of our non NDA client branding projects.  The Branding Board provides an overview of  some of our branding projects and also showcases some of the components utilised to develop the sample brands including: brand strategy, brand identity - brand naming, brand mark, brand symbol development, brand signature, trade mark, environmental design, brand packagaing, marketing collateral, internet branding digital branding and brand marketing.  We look forward to your feedback and comments on the sample projects displayed on our Branding Board.

UK members of parliament are looking to remove branded packaging including brand symbols and possible brand marks from cigarette packaging, (more…)

How do cities, states regions or countries build a strong image and create a positive reputation?  (more…)

Have Pepsi identified a way to set and maintain premium pricing for their product line?
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How can an energy drink manufacturer add extra vigour to their product line?  By developing an online communications campaign packed full of action. (more…)

We have added a new section to the main Brand Art webiste called ‘Brand in Focus’ here we showcase one of our client branding projects to provide an overview of what the particular project entailed and the outcomes.  Hope you like the new addition to the website.  Let us know your thoughts on the Brand in Focus section and also the client branding project that we are showcasing.

Temptation finally got the better of us all, which lead us to create a profile on Twitter so if you would like short snippets of up to date real time information about Brand Art don’t forget to follow Brand Art on Twitter.

The 3 most popular teenage brands (more…)