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Brandingmag

Brandingmag

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The independent publisher narrating the global discussion on branding and culture.

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We are an independent and global journal, narrating the discussion around branding with insightful sources of thought leadership from the industry. Our dedicated team of writers strives to keep readers informed and intrigued with unique work from brands across the globe, concentrating on fresh brand strategies, executions, identities, development, and overall evolution. And it’s not just us. We’re supported by a beloved group of renowned experts who collaborate and celebrate creativity by bringing their international expertise and experiences to our pages. Together, we propel a vision in which quality content is the value exchange. Together, we applaud the work of our peers, big and small. Together, we persevere with enthusiasm and curiosity, across both themes and borders. Together, we are Brandingmag. And we believe that the name speaks for itself.

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https://www.brandingmag.com/
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商业内容
规模
2-10 人
总部
Global
类型
私人持股
创立
2011
领域
Branding、Marketing、Publishing、Editorial、Strategy、Consulting、Education和Events

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    This post is representative of what happens when experts create content that isn't a mere analysis of the current state of things, but an offer of wisdom and proven methods—something truly practical for readers facing very real challenges in their careers and, therefore, lives. And it's what we, at Brandingmag, strive for every day as we push our contributors to be more willing and open with their unique *how*. Thank you, Guillaume. Not only for sharing Gidyon's valuable article, but for also reminding us why our guidelines remain strict and our feedback honest. May all publishers strive to create more interactions like these, both with their thought leaders and those listening to them. #Publishing #ThoughtLeadership #Editorial

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    Leading innovative brands to inspire and impact lives / Brand, Marketing & Communications consulting

    ? I’ve been asked to measure the ROI of our sponsorship strategy… ? That’s what a client told me yesterday. ?????? ?????? ?????????? ???????? ?? ???????? ????????! As brand and marketing professionals, we often invest significant resources in sponsorships and we try to come up with relevant KPIs on their impact beyond immediate visibility metrics. The truth? Sponsorships can really transform brand perception and drive long-term value, that’s why we do it! But how can you measure it, and more importantly share it in a few slides for your CFO or the ExCo to understand (and fund it)? I looked over the internet if somebody did come up with a usable solution and found this piece on measuring the halo effect of brand sponsorships in Brandingmag ? https://lnkd.in/eDtcppd9 1. The real challenge isn't just tracking impressions or engagement—it's quantifying the subtle yet powerful halo effect that elevates your brand through strategic partnerships. 2. What exactly is this "halo effect"? It's when positive attributes from the sponsored entity (event, team, cause) transfer to your brand, creating value that extends far beyond the activation period. Think Red Bull and extreme sports, or American Express and cultural events—these aren't just sponsorships, they're brand identity amplifiers. 3. Gidyon Thompson’s matrix framework presents a revolutionary approach to measurement that captures both quantitative metrics and qualitative brand enhancement. Instead of viewing sponsorships as expense items, this approach reveals them as strategic investments in your brand's emotional equity. T?????? ???? ?????? ?????????????????? ?? ???????? ?????????????????? ???? ???? ????????????: ??Pre and post-sponsorship perception studies reveal the true value transfer ??The alignment between brand values and sponsorship properties determines ROI potential ??Secondary audience impressions often deliver greater long-term value than primary reach ??Measuring brand attribute shifts provides deeper insights than basic awareness metrics For CMOs: When was the last time you measured how a sponsorship changed not just what consumers know about your brand, but how they feel about it? For my fellow marketing leaders and brand strategists: How are you measuring the true impact of your sponsorship investments? Are you capturing the halo effect, or just counting eyeballs? Let's elevate our sponsorship strategy beyond visibility to value creation. Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences with measuring sponsorship effectiveness! ?? #BrandStrategy #SponsorshipROI #MarketingEffectiveness #EventMarketing #BrandHaloEffect

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    Our industry sure loves its reports, does it not? We receive "insights" about our categories and customers continuously, from all directions. And it's making more and more experts wonder whether we aren't spending just a tad too much time looking outside of our brands versus *inside* them. Which is why our team appreciates the latest article from Olaf van Gerwen, founder of Chuck Studios. If you're in any kind of FMCG business, then it was absolutely written for you. But we challenge everyone to read through it and see whether the underlying concepts presented there don't make you think twice about how you're going about your brand's marketing strategy. Full article available here:

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    Ever heard of the halo effect in branding? According to contributor Gidyon Thompson—based on both the projects and research that he's done—when people like something about a brand, "they tend to view the whole brand more positively." That spreads to anything your brand sponsors, as well. Support something your audience likes, and they'll like you (studies say). Question is, how do we measure a brand sponsorship's halo effect? That's where the matrix framework comes in, and Gidyon's new article tells us all about it. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/e4h49viC

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    Given the amount of “content” your brand creates—the constant flux of effective communications it has to produce—you’d be hard pressed to find a better mentor than our editor-in-chief, Flavia Barbat. She's spent the last decade successfully combining the two disciplines of editorial leadership and marketing tactics to build the communications strategies of some of the most durable brands. What are her core principles? ? Build an editorial strategy free of everybody else's "best" practices. ? Build an editorial strategy that is unapologetically targeted and specific. ? Build an editorial strategy that closes the gap between your brand narrative and product/service marketing. ? Build an editorial strategy that simultaneously equips and entices employees to speak for your brand. ? Build an editorial strategy that surfaces willing thought leaders from across your organization. ? Build an editorial strategy that makes the sales team come to YOU. If that sounds like what you want to achieve, for the benefit of both your brand and career, then check out think-editorial.com* Flavia’s next 8-week online program starts February 17, so there's still time to grab a seat at her virtual table and learn to #ThinkEditorial yourself. #CorporateCommunications #MarketingCommunications #ContentStrategy *Payment plans were recently added to make Flavia's expertise even more accessible.

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    What are "the two forms of dreaded emotional 'sludge'" that can slow or derail your customer's decision making? And how do you counter them? Hunter Thurman's ninth brand strategy spoiler article is here—a must-read for anyone interested in how better understanding emotionally-driven behavior should be one of the first things you consider when designing a brand experience. (Don't worry, even Walmart doesn't get it right, as you'll see.) #ConsumerBehavior #BehavioralScience #CustomerExperience #MarketingInsights Alpha-Diver

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    ?? is for reputation, recognition, responsibility, and relevance. Thank you to our contributors and team (past and present) for making this happen. We feel seen. #Milestone #Trademark #Branding

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    Human-inclined editor-in-chief @ Brandingmag {· Creator of Editorial Marketing and The COMMunity

    I've been dreaming about this moment since I was 23, truly. Back when my little platform was called "Branding Magazine", a wonderful name but completely unprotected. When I told other experts that I would rename it to Brandingmag, they told me it wouldn't be enough—that there was no way I could prove that such a bold name was our intellectual property. Well, I surely showed them. The actual legal process took more than 2 years, but nobody realizes that we've had to build this recognition for nearly a decade before that in order to convince anybody that Brandingmag was uniquely singular. And singular it is. Brandingmag stands firm and strong in its attention to detail, fixation on quality, disregard for advertising revenue, and just good old "I'll publish it when it's perfect." Which is why I always believed this would work! That's what vision and a dream do to you; they give you the strength to ignore distractions and judgment and focus on things that can make all the difference in the long run. And it's no coincidence (they don't exist) that this happened now, right as Brandingmag is about to enter a new era of growth and evolution. More to come on that, but for now, please take a moment with me to celebrate all the wonderful people that have helped me reach this point. The people that have helped me build this beautiful platform for all of us—myself included—to learn from. You know who you are, and I am eternally grateful. Thank you ?? ————————— {· Organic, 100% human-generated content

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    Hunter Thurman discusses the idea that consumers base their purchasing decisions on the *perceived cost*, rather than the actual price. This suggests that price itself is emotional—with consumers weighing the fairness, hassle, and mental effort involved in determining value. How much should marketers focus on minimizing these psychological barriers? Is it their responsibility to reduce purchasing complexity, eliminate a buyer’s need to calculate, and ensure fairness across their brand’s pricing? #BrandingTips #MarketingInsights #PricingStrategy

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    What makes your brand hard to buy? In his latest article, Hunter Thurman explores the physical barriers that potential customers face when making a purchase: Price—is it worth the cost? Time—what am I giving up if I choose this?? Social—how will others perceive my choice? Physical—will this negatively affect me, physically? Emotional—will I be disappointed by this choice? Learn more about the physical barriers preventing customers from choosing your product here: https://bit.ly/3YJMnIJ #BrandStrategy #CustomerExperience #MarketingTips

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    Did Apple’s famous “Think Different” campaign actually drive brand growth? In John James’ latest installment of his brand campaign series, he explores the role the iconic campaign played (or didn't) in growing the tech giant's brand to the global status it maintains today. Find out if Apple’s success really comes down to great advertising strategies or simply the products themselves: https://bit.ly/3AyvGI4 #BrandGrowth #Apple #MarketingStrategy

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