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June 6, 1997European Journal of Marketing220 citations

Visual identity: trappings or substance?

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MBMichael J. BakerJBJohn M.T. Balmer

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Describes the initiation and development of a corporate identity/visual identity programme, using a major UK university as a case study. Concludes that assessing a visual identity can be useful in identifying organizational weaknesses. However, whereas a weak visual identity may be a symptom of corporate malaise, a new visual identity, although powerful, should be used as part of an integrated approach when repositioning an organization.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a22ea85119e1adf71cb0eaehttps://doi.org/10.1108/eb060637
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