Merken & reclame

Rebrands, campagnes en de strategie achter merken waar mensen van houden. 82 links.

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  1. #365 · okt 2026

    A Play Café Brand Built Like a Game

    Mestiza built a Mexico City play café brand like a game, pitching its geometry at both kids and adults.

    itsnicethat.com · #365

  2. #365 · okt 2026

    ITV's New Look, by Studio Kiln

    ITV's first big rebrand since ITVX, with Studio Kiln simplifying the system and pushing Spark Yellow forward.

    creativeboom.com · #365

  3. #365 · okt 2026

    An Identity That Speaks in Sign Language

    Templo builds DeafCity Hub's identity out of British Sign Language, creative code, and gestural motion capture.

    itsnicethat.com · #365

  4. #365 · okt 2026

    An Olive Oil Brand With Nerve

    Derek&Eric skip the Tuscan clichés for Drzzl, an olive oil brand carrying real colour and a bit of nerve.

    creativeboom.com · #365

  5. #364 · sep 2026

    Uber Eats Turns Convenience Into a Feeling

    Uber Eats built a whole brand platform, Phew, around the relief of not cooking tonight — grounded in research on why people still feel guilty paying for convenience.

    lbbonline.com · #364

  6. #364 · sep 2026

    Tomato Goes From Cheap Telco to Challenger Brand

    We took A1's budget telco Tomato and gave it a whole new brand people actually notice — proof a low-cost provider doesn't have to look or feel cheap. (Yes, this one's ours. We're allowed to say so once in a while.)

    Your Majesty · #364

  7. #363 · sep 2026

    When Products Become the Baseline, Brand Becomes the Moat

    Rituals' Head of Content & Design Amanda Gandolpho joins Delivered to make the case that features get copied overnight, but the memories a brand builds don't — and where she draws the line on AI in creative work.

    Your Majesty · #363

  8. #363 · sep 2026

    Why Brands Are Quietly Dropping Celebrities

    Spotify built a campaign around an ordinary Geese fan instead of the band. Pepsi built one around Knicks fans instead of players — proof that in a fragmented culture, someone else's famous person means nothing to you.

    creativeboom.com · #363

  9. #362 · aug 2026

    Granola Ditches the Polished AI Look for a Founder's Handwriting

    Our favorite app of the year is also one we wish we did the branding for - Hats off to Ragged Edge for making a distinct and rich new identity for Granola.

    creativeboom.com · #362

  10. #362 · aug 2026

    The Quiet Craft Behind Instagram's First Redesign in a Decade

    A rare look at the process behind Instagram's new wordmark and type system, and why a decade-old logo finally had to go.

    itsnicethat.com · #362

  11. #361 · aug 2026

    Polaroid's Long Game

    Patricia Varella on steering Polaroid's in-house creative team and the anti-AI camera campaign that caught fire.

    itsnicethat.com · #361

  12. #360 · jul 2026

    Tam Festival's illustrated identity

    Two illustrators gave Florence's first indie publishing fair an identity built from Etruscan letterforms and doodled type.

    itsnicethat.com · #360

  13. #360 · jul 2026

    Surrey Street's 750-year rebrand

    Art students and Bob Design gave a 750-year-old London market a new type system pulled from its own old signage.

    itsnicethat.com · #360

  14. #359 · jul 2026

    IKEA Canada Builds 32 World Cup Flags from Homeware

    IKEA Canada built 32 World Cup flags entirely from homeware — towels, plates and KALLAX shelves arranged flag-perfect.

    dezeen.com · #359

  15. #359 · jul 2026

    Ronnie Scott’s New Identity Does a Typographic Dance

    Dan Cottrell’s new identity for Ronnie Scott’s treats type, image and colour like a jazz performance — always in motion.

    itsnicethat.com · #359

  16. #359 · jul 2026

    How Freitag Keeps Its Cool

    The Swiss brand made from truck tarps keeps creativity alive by refusing to plan its campaigns too far ahead.

    itsnicethat.com · #359

  17. #358 · jun 2026

    Bao’s BFF and Hato’s Open-Source Fast-Food Identity

    Bao's fast-food spin-off BFF built its entire brand identity open-source, letting anyone steal, remix, and evolve it.

    itsnicethat.com · #358

  18. #357 · jun 2026

    Oatly Just Dutchified the Drive-Thru

    Oatly's Amsterdam bike-thru swapped cars for cyclists. If you're in Amsterdam Noord, it’ll put a smirk on your face.

    highsnobiety.com · #357

  19. #356 · mei 2026

    Ad of the issue: 'A Stupid, Useless Board'

    HORNBACH’s latest ad is a twisted story of a man’s inner monologue about the endless possibilities that a wooden plank posseses.

    youtube.com · #356

  20. #355 · mei 2026

    'The Greatest Football Story Ever Told'

    Chalamet, Messi, Bad Bunny, Bellingham, Yamal, Rodman — all in one film. Branded entertainment that transcends the category it belongs to.

    youtube.com · #355

  21. #355 · mei 2026

    Tomato’ Brand Transformation

    Austrian Telco A1’s Tomato brand was built to compete on price — functional, cheap, and alas, forgettable as time passed. The brief: change all that. Our team’s case study for this complete brand transformation is live, showing how design strategy and a clear point of view can turn a budget brand into something that actually demands attention.

    infinum.com · #355

  22. #354 · mei 2026

    The Message Is the Relationship

    New research from Omnicom and Snapchat shows that over 80% of consumers are open to direct brand messages — and that relevance and clear intent are the price of entry.

    lbbonline.com · #354

  23. #353 · apr 2026

    Unf*cking the Telco Industry

    A snippet of our latest work with Tomato, where we helped a Croatian telco brand find its soul through a bold, transformative identity.

    linkedin.com · #353

  24. #352 · apr 2026

    LA28 Is Blooming

    The new LA Olympics branding embraces a modular, ever-changing floral aesthetic that feels vibrantly human and alive.

    creativebloq.com · #352

  25. #351 · mrt 2026

    Accessiway: Fresh from the Studio

    We just released our brand transformation for Accessiway, proving that human-centric design can turn a technical requirement into a magnetic brand experience.

    Your Majesty · #351

  26. #349 · feb 2026

    The Aesthetics of AI

    A sharp look at the visual identities defining the next generation of tech giants and the trends shaping how we "see" intelligence.

    acolorbright.com · #349

  27. #349 · feb 2026

    Made Us Chuckle: Pizza Hut’s Vertical Pizza Box

    The Pizza Company’s latest campaign relies on a simple, gravity-defying visual hook to make us rethink a design we’ve taken for granted for decades.

    creativeboom.com · #349

  28. #346 · jan 2026

    Cut-Through vs. Cut-Out

    Most marketing thinking still assumes that attention is the primary bottleneck, as if audiences are passive recipients waiting to be interrupted, persuaded, or impressed by whatever appears in front of them.

    linkedin.com · #346

  29. #346 · jan 2026

    Experts predict the top social marketing trends of 2026

    Good news: quality, originality, and real voices are back in favor, with AI finally settling into its role as a tool, not an author.

    marketingbrew.com · #346

  30. #345 · dec 2025

    McDonald’s AI Christmas Ad Backlash

    When automation meets sentimentality, things can go wrong fast. A case study in why taste, timing, and tone still matter.

    gizmodo.com · #345

  31. #342 · okt 2025

    Can AI Help Brands Build, Not Just Sell?

    Tom Roach explores how AI might be more than a performance tool, and why the best brand builders of the future might be fluent in prompts and poetry.

    marketingweek.com · #342

  32. #342 · okt 2025

    Why “One Source of Truth” Is a Lie

    This article unpacks why brand identity can’t (and shouldn’t) be frozen in a single deck. The best brands are coherent, not static.

    offbrandkoto.substack.com · #342

  33. #341 · okt 2025

    When a Brand Has No Design

    What happens when identity is generated, iterated, and flattened by AI? Mitch James asks if brand is still brand when no one’s behind the curtain.

    medium.com · #341

  34. #340 · okt 2025

    ChatGPT’s Brand Era

    OpenAI’s first major marketing campaign is out - and it’s softer, more cinematic, and surprisingly human. A tone shift for the biggest brand in tech?

    creativeboom.com · #340

  35. #339 · sep 2025

    What Sci-Fi Can Teach Brands

    Worldbuilding isn’t just for screenwriters - it’s brand strategy. From Blade Runner to Black Panther, here’s what immersive fiction reveals about storytelling at scale.

    printmag.com · #339

  36. #337 · aug 2025

    Music Campaigns Are Becoming Multiverses

    From merch to visuals to social rollouts, music’s best campaigns now feel like immersive alternate realities. Beyoncé, A24, and SZA are writing the playbook.

    itsnicethat.com · #337

  37. #335 · jul 2025

    Are Blink-182 Cult Brand Architects…?

    Turns out “What’s My Age Again?” was also a brand strategy. A great breakdown of how Blink-182 built loyalty through honesty, emotion, and inside jokes.

    linkedin.com · #335

  38. #334 · jul 2025

    Nike’s New Era of Fearless Football

    With bold visuals and a ‘Scary Good’ spirit, Nike Football’s new brand identity is a love letter to risk, flair, and play without limits.

    about.nike.com · #334

  39. #334 · jul 2025

    WTF is Vibe Marketing?

    Forget demographics. Vibe marketing is a feeling-first approach to branding that’s intuitive and emotional, and a new direction in brand-building.

    ehandbook.com · #334

  40. #333 · jun 2025

    The Power of Social-First Brands

    Rhode’s $1B exit signals both the power and the plateau of brands built social-first. But are they built for longevity?

    campaignlive.com · #333

  41. #333 · jun 2025

    The New Blueprint for Political Design?

    Zohran Mamdani’s NYC mayoral merch doesn’t look like politics, it looks like something you’d line up for at Supreme. Here’s why it worked.

    gq.com · #333

  42. #326 · mrt 2025

    Cash App Brand Guidelines

    Cash App, a brand that thrives on the tension between structuring order and explosive freedom.

    design.cash.app · #326

  43. #321 · jan 2025

    Ikigai and the question of personal purpose

    While brands have been obsessed with purpose in recent years, we have overlooked personal purpose, which can lead to a far more enriching working life.

    creativereview.co.uk · #321

  44. #320 · dec 2024

    Jaguar's vow to 'Copy Nothing'

    You will have seen their new concept car '00' and their new logo, now you can learn about the 'Copy Nothing' philosophy that triggered both.

    designboom.com · #320

  45. #316 · okt 2024

    How Lego creates meaningful brand experiences

    Creative Review speak to Lego’s VP of global brand development Alero Akuya about the brand’s rare ability to straddle the physical and virtual worlds with ease.

    creativereview.co.uk · #316

  46. #315 · okt 2024

    Ikigai and the question of personal purpose

    While brands have been obsessed with purpose in recent years, we have overlooked personal purpose, which can lead to a far more enriching working life.

    creativereview.co.uk · #315

  47. #314 · sep 2024

    Bitter aftertaste: the fraught world of branding cultural food products

    Advocating for a more respectful, nuanced approach when branding foods (non-western other otherwise) that honours the origins and traditions of cultural food products.

    itsnicethat.com · #314

  48. #312 · aug 2024

    Crucible unveils lab-grown identity by Madalena Studio

    Growing a new logo from bacteria – an unusual combination of science and creativity results in "totally unpretentious artistry".

    creativeboom.com · #312

  49. #310 · jul 2024

    Inside the tradition-bucking branding of the Paris 2024 Olympics

    And then feel free to add a short Shifting the perception from ‘old-school’ Paris and making the Olympics the most inclusive ever.

    fastcompany.com · #310

  50. #310 · jul 2024

    Olympic Museum unveils a versatile rebrand

    A digital-ready identity helping the Switzerland-based museum connect and interact with people all over the world.

    creativereview.co.uk · #310

  51. #308 · jun 2024

    Is it even a city?

    An anti-advertising style tourism advert lays out all of Oslo’s “red flags” with a grumpy local and a dry sense of humour.

    thedrum.com · #308

  52. #308 · jun 2024

    All the Grand Prix winners at Cannes Lions 2024

    The results are in – find out who won what at the indsutry's coveted awards.

    creativereview.co.uk · #308

  53. #308 · jun 2024

    The creation of Toys"R"Us and Geoffrey the Giraffe

    OpenAI’s Sora brings to life characters, mascots and the Toys“R”Us dream in this AI gen short film.

    toysrus.com · #308

  54. #307 · jun 2024

    Best Olympic Brands

    As the global sporting event nears, this piece explores some of the Olympics’ most iconic branding over the years.

    pangrampangram.com · #307

  55. #305 · mei 2024

    Samsung has a brilliant response to Apple’s hated ‘Crush’ ad

    Apple's latest advert was unusually divisive with in it's depiction of the arts being crushed. Samsung are hot on its tails with this beautiful response.

    fastcompany.com · #305

  56. #305 · mei 2024

    Your Majesty: about branding and uniting the curious

    A behind the scenes look into our brand refresh. We talk with Dutch Digital Design about our purpose, culture, and about the importance of branding.

    dutchdigital.design · #305

  57. #304 · mei 2024

    Coke’s logo is iconic. The brand just demolished it in a new ad

    Here’s what you can do in a brand campaign when your brand is THAT well known.

    fastcompany.com · #304

  58. #304 · mei 2024

    The world’s greatest icons are on Airbnb

    The latest release offers you the chance to stay in locations and have experiences that you’ve only ever dreamed of – literal, one-in-a-lifetime opportunities.

    airbnb.com · #304

  59. #302 · apr 2024

    New Adobe Research: Generative AI Is Changing What Consumers Expect From Brands

    New research reveals that consumers understand the power and potential of gen-AI and as a result are adjusting service and experience expectations.

    forbes.com · #302

  60. #298 · feb 2024

    The B2B Brand Imperative

    When it comes to B2B branding, not everyone can easily understand the value and subsequence importance – but what if we look at it through the lens of demand?

    invencion.com · #298

  61. #296 · dec 2023

    Brand clarity vs synthetic content

    To support this counter approach, brand clarity will be even more important as this synthetic content proliferates the “normal” web and commercially feasible manifestations of the “synthetic” web will start to become the norm. Either partially or fully generated content on-demand is coming with AI news being the first real application. We also expect to see brands building their own internal branded text and image models. In doing so, brands will be giving up some level of creative control in exchange for unprecedented time/affordability, and thus deploying MVC—minimal viable content.

    #296

  62. #295 · dec 2023

    Everyone has a price

    We're excited to see the launch of our campaign microsite in collaboration with our friends at BBH NY. Inline with the drop of Netflix's Squid Game Challenge, test your moral limits with an interactive game and explore how you answers compare to others.

    everyonehasaprice.co · #295

  63. #295 · dec 2023

    Pentagram’s Reddit refresh aims to unite cohesion and “creative spirit”

    The brand refresh, which includes a custom font and streamlined colour palette, also saw the transformation of its central mascot, Snoo, into 3D for the first time–aiming to make the mascot “as iconic as Super Mario”.

    designweek.co.uk · #295

  64. #294 · nov 2023

    Can Dove boost representation in the gaming world?

    The Unilever-owned brand has teamed up with Open Source Afro Hair Library on over a dozen Black hair textures and styles.

    voguebusiness.com · #294

  65. #292 · okt 2023
  66. #289 · sep 2023

    “It is all about placing a premium on breakthrough thinking”

    A UK agency leader shares her point of view on the growing importance of social commerce, making the most of AI and leading with curiosity - something we too value here at YM.

    creativebrief.com · #289

  67. #289 · sep 2023

    Social commerce: 3 crucial steps to succeed with shopping ads

    Social platforms are hubs for communication, community building, and entertainment. Here’s how brands can engage and get in on the action.

    thedrum.com · #289

  68. #288 · aug 2023

    Airbnb CMO on ditching performance marketing for big, bold brand campaigns

    Post-COVID, the next iteration of Airbnb is focused on driving brand value over performance marketing, and the results so far are a success.

    thedrum.com · #288

  69. #288 · aug 2023

    Why brands are obsessed with building community

    The age of passive consumerism seems to be over. Brands and creators want customers to be active, engaged fans — and to spend more money.

    vox.com · #288

  70. #287 · aug 2023

    How a killer email strategy made me spend £733 on flowers

    Email is most certainly NOT dead, especially when it comes to e-commerce. Bloom and Wild show us how it’s done in this brilliant CRM strategy.

    uxdesign.cc · #287

  71. #286 · jul 2023

    Designers react to Twitter’s ‘X’ rebrand

    “Pure comic book,” “empty” and “an HR nightmare” - industry experts give their honest POV on Elon’s latest, and boldest move at Twitter.

    thedrum.com · #286

  72. #284 · jun 2023

    The most impactful Pride Month 2023 campaigns

    Changing your logo to a rainbow version just isn’t enough, here are some brands that are getting it right.

    adage.com · #284

  73. #283 · jun 2023

    Your.Online: Fusing together a web of possibilities

    We partnered with this pioneering tech company, to deliver a complete brand transformation.

    Your Majesty · #283

  74. #283 · jun 2023

    Steve Jobs' 3 Powerful Persuasion Tactics, and How You Can Use Them to Win Customers

    With Apple on the mind this week, perhaps we can learn a trick or two from the legendary co-founder.

    blog.hubspot.com · #283

  75. #282 · mei 2023

    Trends have lost all meaning

    In the process of chasing cool, have brands lost the purpose of analysing culture? It seems we’ve come to confuse what is ‘trending’ with what is a ‘trend’.

    contagious.com · #282

  76. #281 · mei 2023

    Bold. Positive. Invigorating.

    A new look for the sneaker community SoleSavy - we redefined their brand positioning and identity to help unite their ever-growing community.

    Your Majesty · #281

  77. #279 · apr 2023

    Walking on air: how Jordan launched nerdy Nike into the stratosphere

    How the classic sneaker transformed Nike into a cultural success.

    theguardian.com · #279

  78. #278 · mrt 2023

    ​​Pepsi has a new logo

    A punchy redesign gives Pepsi the look of “a bold and confident brand” - something that the recent logo just wasn’t offering.

    edition.cnn.com · #278

  79. #275 · feb 2023

    Does Burberry’s redesign signal a new chapter for ‘British’ symbolism?

    The new branding is a welcome contrast to the minimalist style that swept through the luxury fashion brands in the last few years.

    creativereview.co.uk · #275

  80. #275 · feb 2023

    Super Bowl 2023 commercials: Here are the winners and losers

    Costing $7 million for the ad spot alone, nevermind the millions in production costs - the Superbowl was packed with celebrity appearances and cultural references. Did you have a fave?

    cbsnews.com · #275

  81. #275 · feb 2023

    Five strategic prompts to consider in 2023

    The YM strategy team reviewed, in hindsight, what they learned in 2022. Expect insightful digital considerations for brands, designers and marketing managers alike.

    Your Majesty · #275

  82. #274 · jan 2023

    What is Snapchat for? A new brand campaign answers this all important question

    Complete with AR integration, ‘Wait’ll You See This’ is meant to spark conversations around the ‘best known, least understood’ social app.

    fastcompany.com · #274

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