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057 - All Rebrands Should Lead to Growth
Beer Branding Trends
English - February 06, 2024 09:00 - 20 minutes - 19.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 14 ratingsMarketing Business Entrepreneurship beer branding brand architecture branding craft beer design hard seltzer package design rebrand spirits marketing Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Points of discussion:
1. Should all brewery rebrands lead to growth?
2. On Fat Rare and Samuel Adams' recent rebrands.
3. Various reasons for rebranding we've heard from our clients:
- “Our packaging is all over the place visually. And with 25+ new releases per year, it's always getting worse.”
- "We've got multiple locations now and want to develop a consistent look and experience that spans the entire company."
- “We’re not really sure what our story is. Sure, we’ve grown a lot and people love our beer, but I feel like we could be so much further along if we actually spent time dialing in our marketing and branding."
- “We’re shifting to a new format (moving from 12oz to 16oz cans) and want to make everything hang together on shelf.”
- "We're buying a brewery and, other than the name, think everything about the existing branding and packaging needs to change."
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