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Typography
fromCreative Bloq
2 months ago

Woah, the Ford logo is really confusing people online

The Ford logo has always included a curlicue, surprising many fans and illustrating the Mandela effect.
Typography
fromCreative Bloq
2 months ago

Woah, the Ford logo is really confusing people online

The Ford logo has always included a curlicue, surprising many fans and illustrating the Mandela effect.
Marketing tech
fromAdweek
5 days ago

Kantar: Apple is the World's Most Valuable Brand at $10.7 Trillion

Apple remains the most valuable global brand for the fourth year in a row, growing 28% in brand value.
Tech brands lead the brand value rankings, signifying the dominance of technology in consumer perception.
AI is transforming various sectors, including apparel, demonstrating its expanding influence beyond traditional tech brands.
fromSlate Magazine
1 month ago

Are Brown Eggs Healthier Than White Eggs?

You might also have instinctively reached for brown eggs thinking they are healthier than the white ones. But when it comes to their nutritional value, it doesn't actually matter what color an egg is: There's absolutely no difference.
US Elections
fromBored Panda
1 month ago

27 Horrible Redesigns That Got Shamed Online

Rebranding can often lead to customer apprehension, particularly if the changes miss their intended mark and fail to resonate with existing brand values.
Graphic design
Marketing tech
fromAdweek
2 months ago

Why CTV Ad Buyers Are Still Skeptical About Generative AI

Connected TV advertisers are cautious about using generative AI for creative and buying due to concerns about quality and consumer perception.
fromwww.standard.co.uk
4 months ago

Tube adverts for Islamic investment platform showing burning US and euro banknotes banned by regulator

The Advertising Standards Authority ruled Wahed Invest's ads featuring burning US dollar and euro banknotes were likely to cause serious offence, leading to their ban.
London
fromAdweek
5 months ago

Unlikability Could Be Your Brand's Secret Weapon

Brands, much like my middle school self, spend time figuring out how to get people to like them-crafting their best version of the "Michael Jackson moves" they think people want to see.
Marketing
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