When clarity in brand messaging goes hilariously extreme

Posted on January 14, 2015 by Lee Brooks — Leave a comment

Most folks in marketing have heard of the concept of a brand identity – the colours, fonts, logos and other visible stuff associated with a brand. Slightly newer is the concept of a brand personality – the characteristics that you…

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