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Telling Your Brand Story Through Packaging Design: These 3 Businesses Are Doing It Right

crowdSPRING Blog

The experience of unpacking a product is part of a customer’s experience with a brand, much like a company’s name and logo. Your brand story – as we’ve already mentioned – covers a lot more ground than just your company’s name, logo and tagline. Charlotte’s Web: Brand Perception. The Packaging.

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Telling Your Brand Story Through Packaging Design: These 3 Businesses Are Doing It Right

crowdSPRING Blog

The experience of unpacking a product is part of a customer’s experience with a brand, much like a company’s name and logo. Your brand story – as we’ve already mentioned – covers a lot more ground than just your company’s name, logo and tagline. Charlotte’s Web: Brand Perception. The Packaging.

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What is Brand Identity and How To Create a Great One: A Complete Guide for Marketers and Businesses (2019)

crowdSPRING Blog

Branding is a process designed to develop, among other things, a unique business name and custom logo design for a company, product, or service. But branding isn’t solely about tangible concepts like a company’s name and logo. What is branding? This isn’t an issue you can afford to ignore. The basics.

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Remembering old times

Jeff Hilimire

And then this past weekend I was out in Snellville and realized I was about to drive past our first official office (the first “office” was our dorm room at UNC-Charlotte and our second “office” was my mother’s basement.) The original name of our company was NBN Designs. So I swung in and checked it out.

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Entrepreneur Reducing Friction in the Parking Process Through ‘Smart Mobility’

Hearpreneur

How did you come up with your business name? When our founder first started the business, it was really all about paying for parking on your mobile phone rather than a meter, thus the name ‘Parkmobile’. During that time, we grew to $10 million in revenue and ended up raising a $40 million Series C from a big NYC private equity firm.

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