Technological advances have given rise to electric cars as more sustainable alternatives to their fossil fuel burning cousins. However, electric cars currently face numerous challenges in reaching mainstream consumer audiences…
The Dainese & AGV flagship store in London, perfectly exemplifies how to create one retail experience that unites different consumer types through their shared passion for motorbiking.
Can Storr, an app that allows users to create their own online stores and buy directly from friends, signal a change in consumer buying habits and a shift in power in retail?
How can brands balance using less plastic in their packaging with practical market solutions?
As pressure on natural resources grows and technical capabilities improve, goods made with synthetic ingredients and processes are becoming increasingly common. But are we ready for them?
Insects, the sustainable source of protein du jour, are hitting UK markets…
New era garden centres and plant shops show the power of positioning when trying to appeal to under-30s…
The definition of beauty is changing. People aren’t afraid to acknowledge and celebrate their differences and finally, there are some revolutionary cosmetic brands which are breaking through the looking glass.
As Flexitarianism continues to emerge, looking at how quickly brands respond and in what way can shed light on different innovation cultures and their appetite for change…
The recent U-turn in Lynx’s brand strategy, as seen in their ‘Is it ok for guys…?’ campaign, is a stark reminder of how strategy has to be agile to keep brands relevant to consumers…
We take a look at how brands are increasingly looking to reduce food waste leading to NPD with a real social agenda at its heart…
Rather than perpetuating the brand’s body positive image, Dove’s new Body Shaped shower gel bottles fail to understand real consumer needs.
With the slogan ‘it’s time for a new kind of bank’, Monzo is taking a fresh perspective on the traditional (and very outdated) banking experience…
Toblerone has changed its signature chocolate bar shape and British consumers are in uproar…
With its new Experimental Series launching in November, Glenfiddich is taking the first pioneering step into a brave new age for whisky…
Was Christopher Kane’s decision to deck out his catwalk models in the world’s least sexy shoes ‘fashion suicide’ or a sign that attitudes are changing towards what’s considered stylish?
With this year marking the 100th anniversary of his birthday, Roald Dahl exemplifies how heritage brands can continue to offer a magical experience, long after they have been established…
Watch out Pimm’s, there’s a new kid on the block taking the nation by storm… the Aperol Spritz.
In the modern world, the charity sector has become a saturated market place.
How heavily are brand perceptions damaged by sale-time delirium?
Stylist has become somewhat of a media phenomenon with a loyal following and for good reason.
Looking back to move forwards. Can a return to heritage help to reinvigorate your brand?
What can be gleaned from the collective intuition of social media users?
Trust. A huge word in branding. If you don’t have it, then you want it. Just look at all the brands in the finance industry. But how much is it really worth today?
Bob was privileged to be asked to share his extensive, Banking and Customer Experience knowledge at The London School of Retail Banking.
This summer’s Herd Bash saw us on the green and at the races, with mixed results.
Has the latest Wine Gums product lost the brand’s charm?
Transforming a product without changing the product at all.
Whose responsibility is it to ensure packaging doesn’t become landfill?
Is the hangover setting in for BrewDog? How far can the brand stretch before they become everything they stand against?
How consistent passion and purpose is the way to become, stay and always remain a top brand.