Branding

In the category Branding, we focus on creating a strong and recognizable image that reflects the values of your business. The Branding is not just a logo, but the overall experience and the promise you make to your customers. Here you will find articles explaining how the right colours, fonts and visual storytelling can differentiate your brand in a saturated market.

Our team, with over 20 years of experience, shares secrets for creating a cohesive corporate identity that inspires confidence. From the initial design to the implementation of the brand across all digital and physical media, we cover every stage of the process. Learn how strategic branding can increase the value of your business and create loyal customers who identify with your vision. Discover tools and techniques that will make your business stand out from the competition with aesthetics and substance.

Management conference with natural business reports and data for Corporate Intelligence 2026 by TWO DOTS

The state of corporate intelligence in 2026

Brand Intelligence is evolving in 2026 from simply tracking reports to business intelligence, influencing a brand's image through data from customers, search engines and AI tools. This requires e-commerce brands to systematically collect and analyze data, linking brand reputation to conversion rate and customer experience. AI enhances this process, making AI marketing and brand analytics critical tools for understanding and managing the market.

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The new seabrook crisps campaign highlights the northern spirit

Seabrook Crisps“ ”Bags of Northern Soul" campaign shows how an established product can be repositioned without discarding its history. Seabrook leverages brand heritage and local identity to create new energy around its crisps. The lesson for e-commerce owners is that effective branding is not just about aesthetics, but also about strategy: who we are, who we talk to, why we are remembered. Repositioning is critical to make a brand stand out in a saturated market, offering authenticity and clarity.

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Entrepreneurs discuss the branding strategy for artisanal food brand TWO DOTS, with a focus on premium packaging.

Red Dot prepares the handmade pasta maker Mulino for the international market

The case of Mulino, as presented by Design Week, is a great example for e-commerce businesses that want to turn local products into international brands. Mulino shows how branding works as a business system, organizing history, quality and trust to make a brand stand on an international level without losing its authenticity. For e-commerce, especially in food and premium products, Mulino offers a practical framework for thinking about effective brand identity and packaging design.

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E-commerce branding: brand identity and strategy

Twenty years in the making: the great branding projects of Peter and Paul in Sheffield

Design Week's article on Peter & Paul highlights the importance of strategic branding in e-commerce. The company, with 20 years in business, shows how a strong identity can enhance brand awareness and commercial value. For e-commerce brands, branding is not just aesthetics, but a strategic translation of the commercial promise. A consistent brand reduces uncertainty and enhances trust, positively impacting conversion rate and customer loyalty.

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A team at TWO DOTS studio discusses print branding and corporate storytelling.

The power of print in studio storytelling

Print is returning as a strategic tool in brand storytelling, offering materiality and permanence that complements digital. For e-commerce brands, print creates stronger connections with customers through packaging, print inserts and art catalogues. It reinforces trust and a sense of quality, increasing customer retention and brand equity. Print acts as a natural touchpoint that allows businesses to slow down the narrative, providing a more personal and memorable experience for their customers.

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