Lessons on how brands can earn attention. We explore identity systems, positioning, and the craft of distinctiveness – from sonic logos to service design – so brand marketers and makers can build brands people actually care about.
Long before he was building brands, Squarespace’s Nate Skinner was studying culture through record sleeves and the sprawling web of Britpop‑era music journalism – a habit he now credits with proving that cultural curiosity, more than anything else, is what helps brands find their audience.
Hannah Bowler
For the last decade, marketing has been less about creativity and emotion and more about data and measurement. If you could track or optimise it, you did. If you couldn’t prove it, it slipped down the priorities list. For many brands, that worked… until it didn’t.
Alex Zeevalkink
In Uncut, editor-in-chief Alex Zeevalkink sits down with agency leaders to dig into the realities of their roles, how they innovate, motivate, and where they believe the industry is headed. This week she talks to Tyler Berry and Rob Pratt, co-founders of creative branding studio YeahNice.
Alex Zeevalkink
On this episode of Brandmakers, we’re joined by Cassie Hall, director of brand and marketing at second hand car platform Motorway and former head of marketing at Zoopla who argues that brand should form the operating system of any business.
Hannah Bowler