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Lyft Replaces Glowstache With Amp Dashboard Light
The ridesharing service is shaving off its iconic pink mustache.
This Once-Per-Century Rebranding Is a Case Study In Marketing Done Right
Driscoll's, a venerable fruit seller, has rebranded for the first time since its founding more than a hundred years ago. It was worth the wait.
5 Signs It's Time to Rebrand
Changing your brand is literally going to affect everything else in your company. So, don't do it on a whim.
The Marketing Genius Behind Snapchat's Name Change
Wait! What's this 'new' company Snap and what are those cool new video glasses it's selling?
7 Rules for Building a Distinctive Personal Brand (and a Bonus to Get You Started)
Building a personal brand is crucial and these steps will get you started on the path to success.
15 Tips for Livening Up Things When Your Brand Is Getting Stale
Have a plan for what you will do when what you're doing stops getting results.
5 Signs It's Time to Rebrand Your Company
With a rebrand don't change your whole company, but ensure your brand evolves with your company.
With its New Ad, Chipotle Wants to Make You Forget Its Troubles and Fall in Love Again
The embattled restaurant chain put out a charming advertisement amidst legal trouble for a top exec.
6 Tips for Creating a Sexy Logo
Your logo is important. Don't let an "expert" talk you into something you don't feel "light" about.
How to Rebrand With Customer Perceptions in Mind
When a company's aspirational self-perception misaligns with the market's, rebranding rarely lands as intended. That can be flat-out embarrassing.
Rhapsody Is Taking on the Name of Napster. Is the Move Brand Suicide?
The music streaming platform may be counting on nostalgia to help make an impact in a crowded field.
This Is How Roadrunnr –Tinyowl Plan to Operate Post Merger
Will Runnr survive the wrath of food tech space, as it directly takes on Swiggy and Zomato?
In the Spirit of Budweiser's 'America' Campaign, Smaller Brands Should Also Celebrate All Things U.S.
Despite the derisive nature of the current election process, we're not so bad. Perhaps it's our brands, big and small, that can make us feel great again.
Instagram Updates Logo and Its Fans Lose It Once Again
Enthusiasts for the photo-centric platform habitually fall into online tizzies when things change. They soon adjust.