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Same but I think it’s because it costs so much money and the marketing team have so many fake meetings about it that they inflate its importance 100xEvery company I ever knew that rebranded thought it was a huge deal. And every rebranding was greeted by the wider culture with a huge yawn.
If you mean the brand, this is what the ISU posted on X:Can someone sum up what is it about? I scanned through the mail, read 20 slogans and completely missed the point. Is there a point?
It is nice of them to include Kaori's lutz edge in the graphic.
Agreed. Why wasn’t this logo plastered all over Worlds?What I don't get is why they're rolling this new logo out now, 7+ months after they debuted their updated website which uses the same font as the new logo. Logically, you'd roll everything out around the same time. This just feels like an afterthought & part of a poorly conceived/executed rebranding campaign greenlit by people who are utterly clueless about even basic marketing principles.
Rule 1 is soft-launch the website to get the obvious bugs out, then a big ta-da of logo, tagline, website, social media branding etc. I’m no big shot corporate marketing expert but even medium-sized nonprofits know that.What I don't get is why they're rolling this new logo out now, 7+ months after they debuted their updated website which uses the same font as the new logo. Logically, you'd roll everything out around the same time. This just feels like an afterthought & part of a poorly conceived/executed rebranding campaign greenlit by people who are utterly clueless about even basic marketing principles.
Well, I suppose they're doing it right then, but it feels like there was an awfully long gap between the website soft-launch and the logo, tagline ta-da this weekend/today.Rule 1 is soft-launch the website to get the obvious bugs out, then a big ta-da of logo, tagline, website, social media branding etc. I’m no big shot corporate marketing expert but even medium-sized nonprofits know that.
Not sure what's so artistic about the new logo. The curve goes up but I don't feel it.If you mean the brand, this is what the ISU posted on X:
Skating is..
Artistic,
Uplifting,
Precise,
Dynamic…
Our brand needs to look the part!
It will translate the way all logos do. It gives a certain vibe. Which may or may not appeal to people more than the prior branding. It's all very subliminal and indirect. I hope they didn't spend too much money on it.The new logo is nice. Now how will that translate into making the sport more watchable/accessible, promoting the skaters and building a larger fan base?![]()
The current trend in both flag design and logo design is turning out some pretty generic stuff.It looks like a million other logos: text plus indeterminate swooshy thing.
Easier to embroider?I’m not a fan of it but I guess this one is better for slapping on some merchandise.
I agree. It feels super awkward. They should have stuck with just "Skate on" or "Skate Together" or any number of better iterations someone better than me could think of lol.Not the catchiest slogan. It doesn’t quite roll off the tongue.
Party pooper!I don't mind the logo change but none of this really matters when they won't address fundamental problems that have otherwise made the programs boring and/or all look the same with about 15 seconds of a choreographic sequence being the only time they show any personality or listening to the music.and of course, rules like the 'q' and choreographic element scoring be completely based on vibes and start order in dance.
Home of the lyrical snots.It’s really too bad that they didn’t choose “death in my soul” as the new slogan.ETA: other options include “Sekrets and Blocs” and “Enter the Voids”