Naming your new business or product can be a tricky task - not least because everyone will have an opinion on the options. Here are three tips for getting feedback that helps, not hinders.

In the second in a series of posts on taking your business from startup to scaleup, we look at upping your game when it comes to attracting new customers.

We recently sat down with Ivana Martinovic, Broom & Moon’s go-to designer — for a chat about how she goes from brief to fully realised visual brand.

In the first in a series of posts on visual identity, we look at what makes a great brief to help an agency get the essence of your brand.

Finding a name that captures the essence of your brand takes time, brain work and bravery — but it’s worth it if you end up with something as memorable as Bluetooth.

When it comes to describing your business, it’s not just about the meaning of the words. An intriguing experiment shows it’s also about the sensations they provoke.

Very few brands have a recognisable tone of voice. To uncover yours, don’t turn to a style guide — take a listen to your people.

Your brand already has an authentic tone of voice. You just need to uncover it — as we discovered when we worked with a hip Australian media company.

Developing or applying a brand tone of voice? Forget workshops with the exec team. Instead, pay attention to how your people are talking to your customers.