How Brands Are Built
En podcast av How Brands Are Built
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-  Gareth Kay believes brands should show, not just tellPublicerades: 2018-10-29
-  Laura Ries has six brand positioning principlesPublicerades: 2018-10-22
-  Marty Neumeier wrote a business thrillerPublicerades: 2018-10-15
-  Wrapping up season one: Tips for the naming processPublicerades: 2018-07-02
-  Eli Altman started freelance naming at age sixteenPublicerades: 2018-06-25
-  Scott Milano does sprints in the morningPublicerades: 2018-06-18
-  Laurel Sutton could talk about linguistics all dayPublicerades: 2018-06-11
-  Jonathan Bell starts with coffee and a sheet of paperPublicerades: 2018-06-04
-  Amanda Peterson considers CamelCase a crimePublicerades: 2018-05-29
-  Steven Price says "go," "maybe," and "maybe not"Publicerades: 2018-05-21
-  Clive Chafer has a wonderful thesaurusPublicerades: 2018-05-14
-  Shannon DeJong is a hummingbird and a drillPublicerades: 2018-05-14
-  Anthony Shore's naming partner is a neural networkPublicerades: 2018-05-14
-  This is_ How Brands Are BuiltPublicerades: 2018-03-06
On How Brands Are Built, branding professionals get into the details of what they do and how they do it. Other podcasts about branding focus on news, opinion, and high-level theory. They can give you a 30,000-foot view of branding; How Brands Are Built is where the rubber meets the road. In each episode, Rob Meyerson, a San Francisco-based brand strategist, interviews other strategists, designers, writers, namers, and researchers to help you understand how brands are really built.
