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Hi.

I’m Stef Hamerlinck. A brand designer and strategist. I founded Let’s talk branding so I can help other designers learn more about strategy, design and branding.

Claire Strickett - The voice of the consumer

Claire Strickett - The voice of the consumer

 

It’s not about being better. It’s about being more associated.

In this episode, I talk with Claire Strickett. Claire is a comms strategist (and wine author) that really understands building brands on a deeper level. We talk about the overlap between branding and advertising, and how we can understand the voice of the consumer.

 
 

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SHOW NOTES

We talk about:

  • Adam & Eve ddb 

  • Customer research, quantitative and qualitative

  • The relation between branding & advertising.

  • Differentiation vs disintinctiveness

  • The concept of saliency

  • The little red book: How brands grow

  • Claire's upcoming book: Which Wine When

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