Category Archives: Global Branding

Is your Brand Fluent? – Localized Branding Abroad

The surprising announcements from these two international powerhouses beg the question: how far should a brand go to gain relevance and (most importantly) market share abroad?

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Cause and Affect

Are companies engaging in social causes because they genuinely want to help or because they recognize they can’t win in consumers’ minds if they don’t? As Home Depot CEO Bob Bardelli put it,  “Our duty as individual citizens and as corporations isn’t to simply wait for government to do everything for us, but to recognize [...]

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How Local Is Locàl?

For years, global brands have been balancing the need for international consistency with the desire to create local presence – striving to keep their brands authentic yet relevant within different countries, cultures and languages. Leading brands like Coca-Cola, Disney, Nike and Starbucks have significantly tailored their brands to be relevant to the widest number of [...]

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The Brand Invasion

We live in a global economy. An economy where we are used to seeing brands from around the world offer us the widest choice in goods and services. From German cars and Japanese computers to French fashion and Italian food, foreign brands on luxurious to everyday goods fill our homes, our stores and our lives. [...]

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