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The crew from the transformation design firm, Two West, took at look health care branding. While we’ve covered health care branding a couple of times, we know that this industry is facing a much different landscape. The Brand Show focused on the new face of health care – clinics in airports, wellness centers and health care customer service.
Sarah Manning and Andy Rich of Palmer Health came on the show to share their new ideas about what health facilities could be and how they are breaking into the Kansas City market. Check out the podcast to listen to the interview in its entirety.
In our Brand Rant, Two West spoke about how the Lenexa,… read more.
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On the day before Thanksgiving, the Brand Show looks into the latest buzzword in marketing, ethnography. Ethnography is the study of culture and people. Ethnographers are studying people in their daily lives and gaining better insight than focus groups and in-depth interviews. Previously ethnographers were primarily used in the academia sector. Now, advertising agencies and companies are hiring them to learn more about their brand. Today, we will look into the growing use of ethnographers in marketing.
This week’s Brand Rant discusses how Wal-Mart’s latest price claim of saving the American family $2,500 might actually be false. Consumers… read more.
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This week’s show discusses how old brands are using new marketing techniques to reconnect with their customers. The show focuses on Ford’s attempt to market directly against its competition. We will also look into Wal-Mart’s first new tag line in nearly two decades. Wal-Mart switched from its “Always low prices,” tagline, to “Save Money. Live Better.” The campaign focuses on a recent study that found that families that shop at Wal-Mart save on average, $2,500 a year.
This week’s Brand Rant discusses how European automakers are upset that Chinese automaker Shuanghuan has been imitating its cars. And in the Brand Spotlight, we look… read more.