Brands Need to be Like Snow Globes
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The document discusses how brands need to be transparent like snow globes in order to build emotional connections with consumers. When shaken up by controversy, great brands will prevail with a clear image when the dust settles. A brand's identity stems from its origins and indicators like its leaders, mission, employees, and tone, which all need examination. To resonate deeply, brands must have soul, heart, and understand the concept of branding, otherwise it is like putting lipstick on a pig.
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game within the marketplace,
quickly becoming a necessity
in your life. This is branding.
Every morning, on your commute
to work, whether by foot,
public transport or car, you are
bombarded with a visual feast of
billboards, automobiles, apparel,
technology, bumper stickers,
advertising screens, radio… the
list goes on. Some of these
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Brands Need to be Like Snow Globes
- 1. Brands Need to be Like Snow Globes Julia Sullivan
- 2. “A brand is an entity that engenders an emotional connection with a consumer.” Stanley Hainsworth, former Creative Director at Nike and Lego
- 3. I like to think that brands need to be snow globes. Snow globes are made of glass, and sometimes they are shaken up. When the snow settles, the scene is almost always beautiful.
- 4. Great brands must be transparent, and sometimes they get “shaken up” with controversy. When the dust clears and the truth comes out, they need to prevail with a great image.
- 5. Brands need to be clear and good.
- 6. The pieces of a brand need to be carefully examined. These pieces come in the form of the leaders, the foundation, the mission statement, customer service, the employees, the product, the tone used in their social media, and much more.
- 7. Many brand indicators stem from the creation of the company or product. Who created the company? Why did they do it? How did they do it?
- 8. The more clear and consistent a brand is, the easier it is for the consumer to understand and recognize that brand’s identity.
- 9. “Brands are verbs. Nike exhorts. IBM solves. Sony dreams.” Dan Wieden, Wieden+Kennedy cofounder
- 10. Brands need to be clear and good.
- 11. “If a company lacks soul or heart, if it doesn’t understand the concept of “brand,” or if it is disconnected from the world around it, there is little chance that its marketing will resonate deeply with anyone...
- 12. ...It’s a lot like putting lipstick on a pig.” Scott Bedbury, former brand consultant for Nike and Starbucks
- 13. Brands need to have a pure core in order to have a chance in this day in age, where consumers ask for transparency or dig for information themselves if they have to.
- 14. “The brand already exists. It’s already at work in the minds and hearts of people. Maybe they’ve just overlooked an aspect of it.” David Fowler, Ogilvy’s Executive Creative Director
- 15. The End.