A frog sitting like a person — What’s not to love about the web?

Yes the web is a truly amaz­ing resource of knowl­edge, opin­ion and com­merce, but some­times you just gotta go with the flow (check the clip after the jump…)

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Our Re-branding and fresh Packaging Design for TOM Organic featured in Creative Magazine

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Truly Deeply joins E3 — the Premier Global Network of Independent Brand Strategy and Communications Agencies.

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The Cream of Inter­na­tional Brand Strat­egy & Com­mu­ni­ca­tions Agen­cies.
Recently Truly Deeply founders Pete Singline and Dave Ansett attended E3’s annual gen­eral meet­ing in Prague to present the agency for con­sid­er­a­tion to be admit­ted into the pres­ti­gious E3 global net­work. As the pre­mier global net­work of inde­pen­dent brand strat­egy and com­mu­ni­ca­tion agen­cies, E3 con­sist of thirty spe­cial­ist brand and com­mu­ni­ca­tions agen­cies with offices in thirty five cities across twenty six coun­tries — a truly global spread.

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Our April branding article for The Melbourne Review — Walking with Retail Dinosaurs

retail brand agencyThis year we began writ­ing a reg­u­lar col­umn on brand­ing for The Mel­bourne Review. This third of our arti­cles presents an insight into the new world of retail and the strug­gle of tra­di­tional retail­ers to adapt.

Twenty five year old stu­dent Jes­sica Waters was recently quoted as say­ing “I don’t buy more than I used to, but I buy dif­fer­ently…” and in those sim­ple words she elo­quently summed up the quandary fac­ing Australia’s retailers.

Tra­di­tional retail­ers such as depart­ment stores, bulk elec­tron­ics, white­goods and home­ware stores can today be typ­i­cally iden­ti­fied as undif­fer­en­ti­ated gen­er­al­ists. In their time they had a rel­e­vant role in the retail land­scape, but as the world of shop­ping and shop­pers changed over the last two decades towards niche spe­cial­ist retail, they have not evolved with it.

Mean­while a new gen­er­a­tion of retail brands have emerged, defined by their appetite to be truly excep­tional in one or more defin­ing dimen­sion of their busi­ness. This new breed of retail brands move quickly, adopt­ing new tech­nolo­gies, sens­ing new con­sumer move­ments and build­ing brand fans as nat­u­rally as they draw breath.

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Introducing the new brand and packaging for TOM Organic


We are proud to launch the new brand iden­tity and pack­ag­ing for TOM Organic.

The first and only range of fem­i­nine hygiene prod­ucts accred­ited by the Aus­tralian Cer­ti­fied Organic organ­i­sa­tion, all TOM prod­ucts are 100% biodegrad­able, made entirely from organic cot­ton and free from chem­i­cals, bleaches and syn­thet­ics. Pre­vi­ously only avail­able in selected inde­pen­dent stores, our brand devel­op­ment work has helped TOM secure dis­tri­b­u­tion in national retail­ers includ­ing Wool­worths and Chemist Ware­house. The new pack­ag­ing is on shelves this week. Read the rest of this entry »

Streets strike Gold with their Share Happiness product sampling and integrated brand campaign.

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Brand Cam­paigns Deliver Hap­pi­ness.
What could be cooler — Sum­mer — your mates — free Streets Ice Cream and cool 360 degrees pho­tog­ra­phy to cap­ture the moment — kinda like being in your own Matrix film.

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Brands that Brew Experiences

Last week one of our for­mer col­leagues sent us an email singing the praises of an ‘expe­ri­ence’ she had gifted to her father. It was an expe­ri­ence close to my heart, brew­ing beer. She had organ­ised for her father to attend a micro brew­ery in Mel­bourne to con­coct his own brew of beer. This ‘beer’ expe­ri­ence took place at Bar­l­ey­corn Brew­ers where the ingre­di­ents, equip­ment and recipes for dif­fer­ent styles of beers are avail­able to par­tic­i­pants to become a mas­ter brewer for a morn­ing. After craft­ing their brew and allow­ing it to fer­ment for a cou­ple of weeks, each ama­teur brewer gets to return and bot­tle their 6 slabs of beer. And if you have a brand­ing streak run­ning through you, there is the oppor­tu­nity to have your own labels cre­ated to stick on your beer.

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The branded app for colour coded shopping

Lux­eFinds, the online lux­ury shop­ping engine for women, has pro­duced a mobile shop­ping app that searches the web for lifestyle goods based on color. By tak­ing a pic­ture of an arti­cle of cloth­ing or select­ing a colour from a colour wheel, shop­pers can find an exact match from Lux­eFinds’ mas­sive data­base. The app, which launched on Mon­day, aims to help shop­pers match cloth­ing to their cur­rent wardrobe and fix the com­mon prob­lem of inac­cu­rate colours that tend to crop up with online shopping.

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Apple and the Power of Brand Loyalty

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Good Morn­ing Brand Loy­alty.
This morn­ing I spent 20 min­utes of my valu­able time fill­ing out an online sur­vey for Apple — and I did it quite hap­pily. On a day in a week when my time feels in par­tic­u­larly short sup­ply, I sur­prised even myself with how eas­ily I suc­cumbed to Apples request for feed­back on a recent pur­chase from their site — no promise of any reward required.

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Dirty Car Art — An Inspiring Blank Brand Canvas

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A Dirty Lit­tle Brand iden­tity Obses­sion.
OK, I admit I spend waaay too much of my life eat­ing, sleep­ing and think­ing about brands and brand­ing. A sure sign of brand obses­sion is when you find your­self see­ing brand­ing oppor­tu­ni­ties where the rest of the world see every-day life. And for me, painter Scott Wade’s dirty car art has pro­vided today’s out­let for my obses­sion (that feels so much better…)

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