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What Would These 12 Business Leaders Do Today?

Want a little advice from Steve Jobs, Howard Schultz and David Ogilvy?READ»

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What Sexuality Taught Us About Branding (and Why Being Average Sucks)

The brand lesson was right there in front of us, if only we weren't preoccupied with our hormones.READ»

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Becoming a Cause for Celebration

Do Ragu, Haagen Dazs, Nike, H&R Block and Dyson have ANYTHING in common?READ»

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Branding Humor for Professionals Who Need a Break

It's one of the questions one gets during introductory conversations...READ»

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Why I Chose Sound for my Tweets by David Brier

Today marks the launch of B.R.A.N.D. which is my series of sound bites covering everything and anything to do with branding.READ»

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Why I created the BRANDS THAT DEFY GRAVITY group on LinkedIn by David Brier

LinkedIn is where 45 million professionals connect. For the most professional and compelling branders amongst those professionals, one group stands above the rest providing a resource for inspiration, a place to share insights and someplace to turn to to get reignited.READ»

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How to Check If Your Brand is a Me-Too Brand

The worst thing a company can do to its brand is have a product that IS different yet pitch in a way that sounds the same as the competitor's.READ»

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A Fast Thought for Fast Branding Professionals

The first in a series of Fast Ideas for the Fast Company community from brand identity specialist David Brier.READ»

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Why Clichés are Death in Branding

What role does complacency have in achieving a me-too brand? READ»

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Brand Aid: The Cure for Gravity and Media Noise

Leading Designer and Branding Expert David Brier sheds light on why some brands take off reaching cruising altitude and others never get off the ground.READ»

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Is a Brand Like Air?

A brand is more like air than meets the eye.READ»

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Why idsgn.org is the Best Design Site on the Web

A new blog on design is showing how complacent and lazy everyone became, and the excitement they're building is leaving all others in the dust.READ»

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Can Design be Music to the Eyes as well as the Ears?

Can a Grammy award winning cellist and an award-winning designer make music together? They're making gold.READ»

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Henry Kissinger had a Point

In business today, there's too much focus on what is bad, what is threatening, who did what to whom. Imagination and innovation are our greatest weapons. Lack of using them is the only thing strong enough to stop any of us from achieving our goals. Factually, we can each get more done in less time if we simply take note on establishing WHERE we are going.READ»

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Like Life, Branding Needs Vision Too

Do the Beatles, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and the invention of the radio have anything in common?READ»

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Words We Live By: How Certain Brands Defy Gravity

I urge you to develop a brand that melts in your mouth, not in your hand, and that way, we’ll leave the light on for you, so you can have it your way. So let you fingers do the walking so we can help you avoid resorting to the ol’ plop, plop, fizz, fizz remedy. Just do it.READ»

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What is Your Logo Saying About You?

Since people see your logo every day, what's it saying about you when you're not looking?READ»

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Apple's Secret Branding Formula

As seen in Brisbaine Times of Australia, this illuminates the often crooked path to a remarkable brand.READ»

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How a Brand Dies or How Not to Leave Your Brand to Fate

Use these "7 Deadly Sins of Branding" to help your brand rise above the noise.READ»

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The "We've-Always-Done-It-This-Way" Trap

If you ever run into obstacles affecting change with your brand, here's a quick argument why people around you should listen up.READ»

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