Brand Strategy

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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