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January 8th, 2008

Branding and Impression Management

Earlier this week, I wrote a post on BloggingTips that discusses the psychology of impression management and how that affects online branding.  I think the topic is very interesting from a branding perspective and wanted to share it with Brandcurve readers.  You can find my article at You Say Impression Management, I Say Branding.
Tags: Brand […]

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January 1st, 2008

Happy New Year!

Here’s to a new year of branding and marketing!

Tags: happy new year, 2008 branding, 2008 marketing

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December 31st, 2007

Over 120 Top Business Stories of 2007

The b5media Business Channel has come together to create a list of links to a wide variety of ‘Best of Business in 2007′ posts.  Take a look to follow some of the links below to find lists of wrap-ups from nearly every facet of business (adapted from b5media’s Business Channel Editor Kelly Phillips Erb’s TaxGirl […]

By Susan Gunelius -- 1 comment

December 23rd, 2007

Branding Topics That Got People Talking in 2007

Today I took a look back at some of the posts that got people commenting and talking on Brandcurve in 2007, and I was happy to see a bit of a mix. 
Naturally, the post I wrote about Paris Hilton around the time of her jail sentence drew some comments, but more interesting were the debates […]

By Susan Gunelius -- 1 comment

December 21st, 2007

Brandcurve’s Review of Branding & Marketing in 2007

With just 10 days left in 2007, it seems like a good time to reflect back on all the branding and marketing events that happened throughout the year by posting a dozen posts I published on Brandcurve this year that I think were particularly interesting. 
If you’ve read these already, I hope you take a second […]

By Susan Gunelius -- 3 comments

December 6th, 2007

8 Steps to Branding Your Blog on BloggingTips

Time for some self-promotion.  This week, I became a contributing author at BloggingTips.com where I write a weekly post every Monday about blogging and marketing.  This week, I wrote a post called 8 Steps to Branding Your Blog, which I thought Brandcurve readers would enjoy. 
Tags: blog-about-blogging, bloggers, blogging, blogging-tips, Branding, business-bloggers, online-marketing

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December 4th, 2007

Enterprise IG Rebrands as The Brand Union

In an attempt to align its 21 offices around the world, Enterprise IG has rebranded itself as The Brand Union.  With a the new name comes a new logo.  What do you think of it?  According to LogoBlog:
The Brand Union’s new symbol is a unique representation of the letters or counterforms that spell the words […]

By Susan Gunelius -- 2 comments

December 3rd, 2007

Advertising and Product Placement Trends on TV in 2007

According to analyses done by Nielsen Monitor Plus and Nielsen Product Placement, there are some interesting advertising and product placement trends going on this year.
First, let’s take a look at the Top 10 Advertisers between January and September 2007 in the table below.
Tags: American-Idol-Coca-Cola, brand, Branding, Marketing, Nielsen, product placement, reality-television-product-placement, top-10, top-advertisers

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November 23rd, 2007

Branding National Sports Teams: How Do They Rank?

Eighteen months ago, market research firm Turnkey Sports and Entertainment began a project to analyze the brands of professional sports teams using the following methodology according to SportsBusinessJournal.com:
“In late May and early June, Turnkey polled about 12,000 adult sports fans in the 47 North American markets that are home to a team in the NFL, […]

By Susan Gunelius -- 2 comments

November 8th, 2007

Branding for a Reason, Not Publicity

I read an interesting article on Forbes.com today called Disgraced Celebrity Comebacks which detailed a variety of celebrities who came back from public relations disasters practically without a scratch.  Not only have stars like Russell Crowe and Eddie Murphy rebounded from public humiliation or disgrace, but their careers have gotten even bigger.  Businesses could take […]

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