Most brands fail at marketing by explaining why they are better than their peers. Here’s how you can be different.

Take a swig from this beer brand and learn how to create star-worthy fizz by joining the viral bandwagon.

Level up your marketing game by finding this killer marketing message hidden in this hit TV series.

By marketing your product with the right packaging, you can quench your customers’ thirst even with an Apple.

Show me a paper napkin with a brand story, and I will show you a brand that can tell a good story.

It takes the smartest brands to see opportunity and order where others see confusion and chaos!

This brand’s clever hoardings have raised the bar (and some hair) for strategic marketing thinking.

It’s great to learn from mistakes you’ve made, but it’s even better to learn from mistakes this way.

Your brand’s customer service can only truly be able to serve your customers with this key quality.

You don’t have to succumb to the strain of peer pressure when you can flush it down the drain instead.

Being the lone wolf who strays away from the pack may sometimes be the best thing to happen to you.

With some creative copywriting in your marketing, you can sell concepts to your customers as easily as a Whopper burger.

Solving marketing problems becomes easier when you know the real problem that marketing solves.

Sometimes the best way to go from boring to brilliant is to just accept the boring bits as they are.

Most brands are guilty of abusing this marketing term even if they don’t do it by design. Are you?

You know your brand messaging is great when it’s unquestioningly adopted – until a 4-year-old questions it.

Did you know that the secret to successful subject lines has less to do with the subject line itself and more to do with this?

This mobile scanner app took its messaging from a miss to a hit by targeting its prospects’ pain point.

If you’re struggling to be intentional about naming your brand or products, take a letter from this mother’s page.

You can get breakthrough names for movies if you remember that movies are brands too.

Naming a movie sequel is as much a branding exercise as naming a product, but this filmmaker seems to be lost for words.

Marketing can be at its creative best when brands don’t put a limit to the definition of marketing.

Striking a successful partnership with a brand is about much more than just promoting and selling your offerings.

This recreation of a beloved fictional character’s house proves that a great name is half the branding battle won!

It only took a detour from the crowded lane for this car manufacturer to stand out from its competitors.

If you think your offering isn’t unique enough to catch your prospects’ attention, here’s how you can stand out!

Keep an eye on your branding because here’s why people are buying the brand rather than the offering.

To celebrate a milestone, this entertainment brand said nothing but made its viewers imagine with their eyes.