EP 199 . 28 Oct 20
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The concept of the brand was once very simple. The word “brand” came from an ancient Norse word “Brandr” meaning ”to burn”. In 950 A.D., brand meant a burning piece of wood. And in 1300s, it meant a “torch” which was still meaning a burning piece of wood used as a tool. In 1500s, it meant a marked burn on cattle when farmers used to distinguish their cattle from other ranches.
In the early 1800s, mass production, products like wine started to flourish and sellers started to use the word brand to imply leaving a mark into the crates. Products with better quality and high value naturally became known as high-end products. In 1870, it finally became possible to register a trademark, and Coca-Cola facilitated this to advertise its slogan “Coca Cola Revives and Sustains”.
Why am I talking about brands? Today I have Karno Guhathakurta with us on Audiogyan. He is a Creative Director at Please-See agency which has designed numerous brands. They have done brand building for Foodhall, LazyPay, Mami, and many more.
We’ll try and get some insights behind the brand building and discuss MAMI logo in the latter half of the episode…