Posts Tagged ‘ identity ’
Holy Cow! a logo. The refresh, Part 3
by Michael BuckinghamHoly Cow! a logo. The refresh, Part 2
by Michael BuckinghamHoly Cow! a logo. The refresh, Part 1
by Michael BuckinghamObama and McCain’s church lessons
by Michael BuckinghamThere are SO many things we can learn from the presidential campaigns of both of these gentlemen. There hasn’t been an election with anything close to this in terms of lessons in marketing. Let me just give you a couple from both camps. McCain Know who you are you…and be that person. While it seems [...]
Obama’s lessons for church marketing
by Michael BuckinghamThis isn’t a political post…but it is about a politician. Obama has taken the elections by storm, here’s a man who on paper would never have a chance to be on the ticket…and yet people are paying attention. For the first time in my adult life I have watched the DNC…and I’m not a democrat. [...]
I ♥ Chicago
by Michael Buckingham
Great creativity only happens with great input and this city breathes creativity and not just as a candidate for the Olympics or in the theater district and places like Millennium Park but just in the way it carries itself. They are creative not because they decided to be, but simply because they are. This comes [...]
Should you copy Xerox?
by Michael Buckingham
Interesting topic of conversation over at the lab sparked by the Xerox rebrand. Here’s my take: Xerox decided to launch the rebranding effort to change their image. Good start. The real test though is in substance. Just because they don’t want to be known as a copier company, and even with a big rebranding campaign…if [...]



