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Baffled. Enthralled. Amused. Maybe insulted. Those are just a few reactions you might experience when encountering a nail polish name. Whatever the emotion, top marketing executives agree the name is nearly as important as the color. That can be true for other products as well. Here's a high-level look at ... more
Whether you're a budget-challenged startup or a corporate marketer headed to a tradeshow for the first time, it can be daunting to prepare your company's branding for an appearance at a major industry event. These do's and don'ts will help you achieve great results. more![Online Reputation Management 101: What You Need to Know [Infographic]](https://i.marketingprofs.com/assets/images/articles/lg/181206-infographic-reputation-management-lg.jpg)
Managing your brand's online reputation is a daunting task, but it's an important one. Use these five steps to make sure your online reputation is stellar. more
Less than one-third of consumers think brands should take public stands on political issues, according to recent research from Sword and the Script Media. more![Net Promoter Score: What It Is and How It Can Help You [Infographic]](https://i.marketingprofs.com/assets/images/articles/lg/181126-infographic-net-promoter-lg.jpg)
Net Promoter Score helps you understand your overall customer relationships and plan referral marketing. Learn what NPS is, how it works, and why you might consider asking your customers that one important question. more![US Millennials' 100 Favorite Brands [Infographic]](https://i.marketingprofs.com/assets/images/daily-data-point/top100brands-LG-moosylvania-011118.jpg)
Nike, Apple, and Amazon are the favorite brands of Millennials in the United States, according to recent research from Moosylvania. more
Apple, Amazon, and Pinterest are the most relevant brands to consumers in the United States, according to recent research from Prophet. more- WeWork started as a local coworking space, but it quickly grew to become a global force in other industries. What makes WeWork's growth so impressive compared with competitors', and what can its story teach you about how to grow your brand? more
- Great deal! Buy now!! But why should people buy from your brand over the competition? That's where your value proposition comes in. Here are five steps to test whether your value prop is helping you succeed—or fail. more
What makes one brand succeed over other brands that sell the same or similar products? Gutsy brands make themselves stand out in ways their audiences relate to. Here's how to find and capitalize on your brand's gutsy qualities. more
Today, branding is not about slapping logos on various media. To grow, your brand needs to be providing consumers with disruptive—that is, memorable and sharable—experiences. more
Meal kit companies can teach you more than just how to cook. This analysis of the names of the brands in that industry provides insight into creating memorable and evocative brand and product names. more
Job candidates say the factors most damaging to a potential employer's brand are a reputation for poor work-life balance and excessive turnover, according to recent research from MRINetwork. more
Follow these five steps to create a memorable and effective brand that will help your company stand out from the competition. more
The idea of creating a brand that customers will love is, really, something of a fairy tale. But we're big kids now, so let's put the fairy tales aside, roll up our sleeves, and get to work. more
Some 71% of consumers who are members of loyalty programs say membership is a meaningful part of their relationships with brands, according to recent research from Bond Brand Loyalty. more
E-commerce giant Amazon.com has the best overall reputation with US consumers among well-known companies, according to recent research from The Harris Poll. more
Innovating existing products and services rather than chasing the shiny and new is a smart use of resources and energy. And it has a far higher chance of success. It also protect your iconic status, the highest and most profitable form of branding. more
How do rival brands such as Coca-Cola and Pepsi perform on social media? Which competitors are getting referenced more and receiving more positive mentions? more
Consumers say negative interactions with staff is the top cause of bad brand experiences, according to recent research from InMoment. more
Since 2015, Google has outpaced Facebook, Yelp, Foursquare, and TripAdvisor in local business reviews, according to recent research from BrightLocal. more
Do images from fashion brands that feature certain colors tend to garner more engagement on Instagram? To find out, Corra examined more than 200,000 images posted to Instagram by 200 popular fashion brands. more
Which large corporations in the United States excel at marketing to potential employees and at inspiring current employees to share positive experiences? more
Imagine you're tasked with planning a trip. Now imagine trying to do that without knowing the trip's starting point... Tough, right? It's the same with a brand-awareness campaign. You won't get far without first knowing your brand's current standing in the market. more
Most US consumers say it is important for businesses to take a stand on social/political issues, but most also say corporate activism should happen only around certain causes and on certain channels, according to research from Sprout Social. more
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