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Posts Tagged "Identity System"

Sep 16th, 2008 by Brett Virmalo
What’s Your Sub-Brand Strategy?

An important part of any brand strategy effort is the development of a sub-brand hierarchy. How close of a relationship should master and sub-brands maintain?

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Aug 6th, 2008 by Brett Virmalo
Establishing the VBrick Brand Hierarchy

In addition to a facelift for the existing master brand, the 2006 VBrick brand strategy effort introduced vertical sub-brands along with a clearly defined product branding system and flexibility for future growth.

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Aug 1st, 2008 by Brett Virmalo
Retaining Equity with Aluma Rebranding

In conjunction with a marketing overhaul, Tippingpoint Labs solved Aluma’s image and hierarchy problems without jeopardizing the brand equity of previous decades.

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Jun 16th, 2008 by Jim Cosco
Branding a Personality for DC+A

When sales guru Don Connelly launched his new company, Don Connelly + Associates, he wanted a classic look that would merge his Wall Street background with the personality of other motivational speakers like Tony Robbins and Suze Orman.

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Sep 12th, 2007 by Jim Cosco
News: DYMAX Launches See-Cure Campaign

NEWTON, MA− DYMAX Corp, the market leader in UV light curing technology, hired Tippingpoint Labs to develop a campaign for its product launch of See-Cure, the world’s first color changing cure indicator.

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Apr 15th, 2007 by Andrew Davis
News: VBrick Systems Unveils New Brand at NAB Tradeshow in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, NV - This month VBrick Systems, the market leader of video over IP solutions, made a splash at the annual National Association of Broadcasters convention in Las Vegas with a new campaign and brand identity developed by Tippingpoint Labs.

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Apr 5th, 2005 by Jim Cosco
Brewing the Perfect Brand System For Capri

When we sit down with a client to talk about their brand the first thing we’ve got to clear up is that a brand is not just a logo. A brand supports the desired perceptions of your customer’s interaction with the product or service which means their experience reflects on the brand and either reinforces the perception of the logo or negates it. When we began working with Capri Coffee, their logo didn’t reflect the perception they desired the consumer to have of their brand - we fixed that.

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