Leaning into a streamlined brand identity and customer-obsessed ethos, Sibling Rivalry positions Philo as an antidote to the complexity of a tumultuous market. The rebrand emphasizes Philo’s voice with an attitude that’s confident, sophisticated and witty.
In a world increasingly dominated by e-commerce, the battle for the digital shelf is critical. Suzanne Zimmerman, Sr Director of E-Commerce at SGK, explores how brands are innovating to stand out to online shoppers without abandoning their brand voice or neglecting their base.
The rise of DTC businesses over the past decade has created an $111+ industry. To get to the bottom of what’s going on in DTC, and where the opportunities are right now, Mike Reed of Reed Words discusses mastering a singular brand voice.
Leveraging the Thorlo sock company’s 40 years of innovation, creative agency High Tide’s new performance-based branding helps socks step out of sneakers shadow. The new logo is monumental and the brand’s messaging is repositioned to stress that socks really do matter.
Working with the internal team at Noom, Gretel developed a new brand identity. The logo is a modern interpretation of the compass, and underscores Noom’s role as a guide to weight loss and better health
Wolff Olins has launched a new brand for DailyPay, which integrates with company payroll systems to enable real-time access to earnings, enabling workers to access pay on demand.
The new packaging design for seed-based snack company 88 Acres was designed by independent creative agency, ROOK/NYC.
Pentagram has created a brand identity system for Waze, the navigation app that helps drivers work together to beat traffic. The identity updates the familiar Wazer symbol, introduces a set of new mood emojis, and streamlines the platform’s signature use of illustration.
An excerpt from Alan Siegel’s new book entitled Voice Lessons, Navigating the Complex Cultural Landscape to Build a Distinctive Brand Voice. He is a true branding pioneer and currently heads Siegelvision.
