Branding

How one of our most difficult naming projects turned out to be a breeze.

How one of our most difficult naming projects turned out to be a breeze.

“We need a new name so our Australian clinical care and research business can go global. It needs to be short. It should be evocative and feel warm and inviting. It must be free of IP conflicts, of course. Oh, and we’d like it to include the letters E, M and, ideally, D. In that order.” Okaaaay. No problem.

Don’t have a USP? Turn your brand voice into one.

Don’t have a USP? Turn your brand voice into one.

In a world where USPs – genuinely unique points of difference – are increasingly hard to find, it’s not always WHAT you say about your business, but HOW you say it that will open customers’ hearts, minds and wallets. Turn your brand voice into a USP.

Social proof, confirmation bias and building a movement.

Social proof, confirmation bias and building a movement.

People buy into a brand emotionally, then seek out information (a tendency known as confirmation bias) such as case studies, testimonials and reviews (social proof) to support their decision. But why stop at closing a sale when you can open the doors to a community of advocates?