Unlike product-based brands, service brands are somewhat intangible in nature. This requires a far more active role from staff and in turn demands a far greater investment in internal communications and brand understanding. Without a ‘product’ first impressions really do count more than ever. From brand identity and tone-of-voice to each subsequent customer interaction, the brand experience must be both consistent and memorable.
Royal Mail wanted to celebrate the life and work of 10 distinguished individuals from the realms of engineering, computing, architecture, music, polit...
In early 2010, Virgin Atlantic established a clear definition of their personality and positioning, they created a new range of logo types, selected a...