What is a brand?
A brand is a name, term, design, symbol, or other feature that distinguishes an organization or product from its rivals in the eyes of the customer.
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We believe completely in systems and human resource. Founder or Leader’s job is to set the bar and establish an effective platform from where individuals can thrive and progress further
Racing is a great mania to which one must sacrifice everything, without reticence, without hesitation”, Enzo Ferrari
Our CRM product, therefore, has an inbuilt intelligence and has been largely accepted in the CRM space with many references of high customer satisfaction
Our mission is to enable people to change the world for the better through the simple power of a footstep
How Triumph rejuvenated their brand!
There is much to be learnt from iconic British brands that have found a path to resurrection by drawing on their heritage and redefining their core values.
Branding tips and tricks all startups should now
Small and medium enterprises tend to underestimate the power of branding. This must rank as one of the deadliest mistakes in the world of making business.
The humble origins of personal branding
The journey from mass production to personalization has taken more than 100 years. Mass production was popularized between 1910 and 1920 by Henry Ford’s Ford Motor Company.
How Blockchain and Advertising complement each other
With Blockchain, advertisers will be able to tap into the data in our devices, automatically pull together multiple sources of information, and even offer rewards to consumers.
How Estrella Damm branded to the cosmopolitan crowd?
By investing in cultural messages over time, brands can strengthen brand perception in the minds of consumers.
Elon Musk making Tesla private could be a good decision
Going private would allow Elon Musk to position Tesla as a luxury brand. It can be extremely good branding strategy
#Kylie on #Forbes: How she changed the rules of #Marketing?
The success of Kylie Cosmetics exemplifies what can be achieved when social media, including Facebook and Twitter, are used as a marketing tool.
The KitKat’s trademark crisis: The whole story
Marks like KitKat are inherently distinctive, meaning they’re made up, so only have meaning in relation to that brand.
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