Brand architecture is creating sub-brands and models from a leading brand. Here are some examples of brands built by sub-brands and models. - 2024
Brand architecture is creating sub-brands and models from a leading brand. Here are some examples of brands built by sub-brands and models. - 2024
The Children’s Gardening Club is a sub-brand of Scotsdales Garden Centres and was designed to work as part of the overall brand, but utilising brighter colours and more playful graphics aimed at a younger audience. Scotsdales Garden Centres, based in Cambridgeshire, have a wide range of activities
Brand architecture might not sound like the most exciting part of your corporate identity, but it is crucial to running a successful company.
Welcome Opal Lou, a semi-custom brand for those who cherish the beauty of tradition and the allure of timeless elegance. Inspired by the charm of curated shops filled with treasured heirlooms, Opal Lou offers what feels like a curated brand collection that exudes refinement and sophistication. In addition to the lovely serif typography, the sub mark script is reminiscent of handwritten notes passed down through generations.
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Brand architecture is the relationship between brands within an organization and how they interact with one another. It’s a road map for brand identity, development and design, and increases flexibility for product or service expansion in the future.
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Two fundamental signs exist: a normative and a sub- cognitive, respectively. The former is the epistemological center in every knowledge domain possessing a well defined terminology. The latter is the emotional center in every loosely defined community, e.g. brand communities. The sub- cognitive fundamental sign exerts attraction upon the members of the community through emotional similarity. To the two fundamental signs there are two corresponding significance-effects: the normative and the sub-cognitive, respectively. The former designates the interpretative distance between the concept and its correct interpretation - the shorter the distance is, the more forceful the normative significance-effect is. The latter enables us to let us be attracted to a given sign e.g. brands. The attraction takes place because the interpreter sees parts of himself, or wishes to see parts of himself. Two pragmaticistically inspired methods are also presented: the knowledge profile and semeiotic constructivism. The former is a pragmatic tool for knowledge organization, the latter can be used to knowledge manage i.e. scientific concepts.
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In this blog post, I’ll answer what a sub-brand is, what the difference is between a brand and a sub-brand, why you’d need a sub-brand, and go over examples of some past sub-brands we’ve created. If you’re a multi-faceted business targeting a few niche but different audiences, this one’s for you!
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Sub Drone: A tech-savvy name with an expansive presence. Possible uses: A drone company. A toys and hobbies brand. An app. An audio production app. A logistics brand. A streaming service.
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Paula Stenberg is a creative careers strategist, workshop facilitator and small business mentor. She operates a careers lounge and facilitates professional development programmes through small group workshops. Some of the material in this book is derived from her Personal Branding and Identity Development workshop where numerous clients have benefited from the exercises about themselves, who have then moved forward and upward in their careers expressing their WOW factor! The WOW factor is that all evasive X-factor that some of us easily exude while others don't think they have any of IT at all! Paula believes everyone has an element of the X-factor, but it just needs discovering, harnessing and releasing. In this workbook she shows you how and directs the discovery of yours, particularly in relation to your world(s) of work. This workbook is sub-titled 'coloring in your nebula'. Paula uses this as a metaphor, she explains: \"Our brains have their own nebulae (that's our grey matter) and our galaxies do too! (that's the iridescent gases). The nebulae are the star nurseries where stars are born. Our minds are like that, nurseries for ideas to be born, birthing sparks of inspiration. As the universe is infinite, so are our minds.\" Paula believes in figuratively coloring in our grey nebula to iridescent. Add light and you have instant color, add a little color and everything comes to life. Light up yourselves and become a star is not just what the famous have done; you too can shine like stars in the heavens, that hold us in awe of their splendour. Paula encourages 'coloring in your nebula' by starting at your identity development and then personal brand, so you can gain that awe - the wonder of you, your X-factor back into that someone - who is AWESOME!
