Inside the Decision to Rebrand Grammarly as Superhuman [Exclusive Interview]
Grammarly is changing its name to Superhuman after buying Superhuman Mail and launching Superhuman Go. Instead of just…
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The New Rules of Foodservice Supplier Branding (and Why They Matter)
Over the past two decades, I’ve partnered with restaurant operators across the spectrum from emerging concepts to national…
Café Lacoste: A Perfect Execution of Brand Extension, From Product To Space
A few months ago, the French sports fashion company Lacoste made its debut in the hospitality sector with…
Cracker Barrel’s Rebrand Faces Backlash and Prompts Return to Original Logo [Updated Case Study]
The rebranding of Cracker Barrel has been making headlines for the past few days and is being widely…
What Happens When You Turn 800 Years of History Into a Sonic Brand Identity? Leffe Shows Us
About a year ago, Leffe chose to refine its brand experience by adding a new sense to its…
The Power of Authentic Greek Identity: How Greek Brands Can Stand Out Globally
In today’s crowded global marketplace, how can Greek businesses truly stand out and connect with consumers? The key…
New Coke: A Classic Branding Case Study on a Major Product Change Failure
The launch of “New Coke” 40 years ago, in 1985, is one of the most famous case studies…
How Birkenstock Reinvented Its Brand to Meet Modern Demands
Even old brands learn new tricks, just as iconic shoemaker Birkenstock did to meet the demands of modern…
Jaguar Hits the Reset Button and Emerges as a Completely New Brand
Like Twitter’s transformation into X, Jaguar’s new brand stands as one of the most dramatic rebrands we’ve seen,…
From Decline to Revival: How Downtown Ontario, California Successfully Rebranded Its Image
The Downtown Ontario Improvement Association (DOIA) is a non-profit organization. Its members include business owners, developers, and stakeholders…