Archive for February, 2012

At Truly Deeply, we are always looking for new and innovative ways to help our clients bring their brands alive.  At the heart of this, is a firm belief that to be truly effective, every brand touchpoint must be reflective of the brand’s essence.   A brand’s essence, is a single thought that encapsulates the soul of who that brand is.  It expresses clearly what the brand stands for in a simple and powerful manner and it underpins the fundamental promise to clients.  This promise is one of its most important assets and one that needs to be leveraged across all customer touch points.  For most, the essence is never explicitly communicated unlike a corporate or campaign tagline, but is rather the thought behind its actions.  This thought drives every aspect of the brand.  One brand who is particularly skilled at living its essence, is Britain’s T-Mobile.

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Viva La Digital Brand Revolution
We love the way the digital revolution has seamlessly woven into the way we live our lives. In so many ways the way we do things today integrates a digital element whether shopping for a car or a pair of jeans – sharing photos from our holidays, or sharing what we got up to on the weekend. It’s virtually impossible to track the way we intuitively utilize digital in our daily lives.

This great visual from Google data Arts and Punk & Butler will blow your mind just that little bit further…

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As airlines continue to struggle for differentiation, KLM hopes its new ‘Meet and Seat’ programme might be another incentive for you to choose them.

It’s a bold initiative that rides the social media wave and may well provide a valuable brand gesture that enhances the flying experience. However, for those who enjoy the solitude of air travel, will this actually be a turn-off?

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Sometime ago before the release of 20th Century Fox’s movie ‘Chronicle’, viral marketing agency Thinkmodo was approached to bring the movie to the people. The film follows three friends as they form a close bond after receiving telekinetic and flying abilities from an unknown object. In perfect reflection to the low budget movie, so was the marketing. The agency custom built three remote controlled aircraft shaped like humans and put them in the air over New York and New Jersey.

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A study from Duke University, USA found that a whopping 45 percent of the choices we make every day are formed by habits. With this in mind you can imagine what an incredible feat it is to change a consumer’s purchasing behaviour, but one that many marketers attempt to achieve.

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reatil brandingFirst published in Marketing Magazine
A Guest post by Melbourne-based writer James Schloeffel

“The Manager’s Gone Mad!!!!”, “Massive Mayhem Sale!”, “IT’S ALL GOTTA GO!”, “Never to be repeated prices”, “We’ve lost the plot!”, “BONKERS! BONKERS! BONKERS!”

You’ve only got to turn on the tele or open a newspaper to be reminded of the obsession we have in this country with retail price discounting. Whether selling doors or doormats, books or bras, televisions or toys, having a Super Summer Sale or a Massive Markdown Madness is the fall back marketing strategy of choice for many Australian retailers.

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Beautiful Branded Retail Spaces
Slovakia may not be a country renowned for sophisticated branding innovation, but designers Plural and Total Studio have come-up with an engaging and intuitive brand space for book store Alexis.

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The Powerful Cues of Complex Colour Combinations
A computer application created by Netherlands-based designer Frederic Brodbeck, ‘Cinemetrics‘ is exploring an innovative way of visualizing movie data, creating a ‘colour fingerprint’ or ‘barcode’ for films.

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It’s not every day we get all hot and steamy about a new member of the team – but Wednesday this week wasn’t just any other day. We’re all pretty pumped around the Truly Deeply studio to introduce… Our new espresso machine.

No we’re not addicted to our hit(s) of espresso.
Yes, we have taken our love affair to a new level with this bad boy.

If you haven’t been in to visit us for a while – or if the coffee your current agency serves-up sucks – why not drop by for a Truly Deeply visit. You know you want to.

Sportsgirl in Australia has had considerable media coverage this week with its so called Window Shop in Chapel Street Melbourne, the first of many interactive shopping billboards the clothing retailer plans to erect in various locations. The billboards feature images of key fashion items that consumers can purchase by scanning the items barcode with their iPhone.

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