ICP Symbolism in Branding Brainstorming Sheet A

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Amer Al Shafie

ICP: Brainstorming Sheet

A. What are the different types of symbolism in branding? Fill in the tables

What are the different types of symbolism in 1-logos


branding? Make a list 2- colors
3- mascots
4- slogans
5- product design

B. In the table below, research and list different brands that appeal to different demographics.
List the symbolism or methods used to attract the desired demographic.

Demographic Symbolism/Resource Link


Women Femi9/ www.femi9.com
https://medium.com/swlh/marketing-to-millennial-females-for-
fashion-brands-abd1161f0a13

Men Alaseel/ www.alaseel.com.sa


https://edited.com/blog/mens-plus-size/

Children Mothercare/
https://amp.theguardian.com/businees/2017/may/17/mothercare www.mothercare.com

Female Students Mango / www.shop.mango.com


https://www.heymarket.com/blog/marketing-to-college-students/

Male Students Lumar/ http://llumarsaudi.com


https://www.heymarket.com/blog/marketing-to-college-students/

Athletes Under Armour /


https://www.zippia.com/athlete-jobs/demographics/ www.underarmour.com

Wealthy people Rolex / www.rolex.com


https://thriveadvertisingco.com/luxury-marketing/

Regular people Americaneagle/


https://quickframe.com/blog/audience-demographics-fashion- www.americaneagle
industry/
ICP: Brainstorming Sheet

C. If you could rebrand three organizations, what would they be and why?

1. McDonald’s

A rebranding effort could help McDonald’s promote healthier menu options and emphasize its
commitment to sustainability.

2. Facebook

A rebranding effort could help Facebook rebuild trust with its users by emphasizing its commitment to
transparency and responsible use of data.

3. Nestle

A rebranding effort could help Nestle communicate its effort to become a more sustainable and
socially responsible company.

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