Verizon unveils future-facing new look with ad campaign nodding to its past
Briefly

Verizon's rebranding includes a simplified logo with a custom font and yellow-gold accents, reflecting the company's name that combines 'veritas' meaning 'truth' and 'horizon'. The changes aim to enhance customer connections and innovation.
Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg highlights the company's evolution to better serve customers on a reliable network, focusing on pushing the industry forward and delivering more value. The rebranding signifies a new chapter of service and innovation.
The branding overhaul, removing the checkmark flourish and embracing a streamlined look, is compared to Netflix. Turner Duckworth from Publicis Groupe designed the new brand identity to be implemented gradually across all platforms.
Verizon's new ad campaign echoes the iconic 'Can You Hear Me Now?' theme from the 2000s, introducing a real network engineer as the 'test man.' This launch aligns with the company's emphasis on consumer connection and quality service.
Read at Marketing Dive
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