Brand

Brand Source > differentiation
05.10.2010

In order to reach moms with innovative ideas and business ambitions, diaper giant Huggies launched a new program, called HuggiesMomInspired.com, which aims to provide venture capital funding to entrepreneurial mothers. With this website, Kimberly-Clark brand further strengthened its relationship with its target audience and customers, many of whom are business women and social media users.

04.06.2010

The Athenos brand, owed by Kraft Foods, launched an advertising campaign in January at the "Hollywood Helping Haiti Golden Globes" event. The campaign is an attempt to revive the brand’s lagging market share, while it uses a tactic quite different form its previous communication strategy.

01.13.2010

H&R Block, a leading tax-preparation company, is becoming known for regularly changing its advertising slogans. Once again, H&R has caught public attention with a new campaign called “Get it right.” This latest approach focuses on consumer needs and pays attention to detailed aspects of individual income tax. Questions like “Is a haircut a job-hunting expense?” and “Last summer, my kid made four figures. Does he have to file a tax return?” are asked in the commercial.

01.12.2010

How could a brand make the most of the commercial and advertising frenzy surrounding the New Years countdown in New York’s Times Square? As the official sponsor this year, NIVEA decided to ask consumers to upload a picture of themselves kissing or hugging.

12.07.2009

Today’s consumers are confronted with countless choices and a multitude of information to consider when they buy products or services. Traditional promotional methods like advertising in magazines or on TV are no longer as effective as before. In light of these questions and many others, brand experience has emerged as an innovative and compelling way to build a brand in the minds of consumers.

11.02.2009

Chu Yuxun is still excited after her battle against campus bullies. Her hair appears wet and messy. Suddenly, her piano teacher appears and recommends a new shampoo brand, insisting Chu needs silk protein to improve her hair’s condition. The camera then zooms in on the Slek shampoo logo and holds the image on screen for what seems like an eternity.