Our World’s Simplest Brands: The B2B Report 2026 examines how B2B decision-makers perceive simplicity across 80 brands in four industries—and how those perceptions relate to trust, consideration, and the desire … Continued

Rishi Dhir

Insights

The future belongs to the intelligible

Our World’s Simplest Brands: The B2B Report 2026 examines how B2B decision-makers perceive simplicity across 80 brands in four industries—and how those perceptions relate to trust, consideration, and the desire … Continued

Rishi Dhir

 Our World’s Simplest Brands: The B2B Report 2026 examines how B2B decision-makers perceive simplicity across 80 brands in four industries—and how those perceptions relate to trust, consideration, and the desire … Continued

Katie Conway

Insights

Conviction wins

 Our World’s Simplest Brands: The B2B Report 2026 examines how B2B decision-makers perceive simplicity across 80 brands in four industries—and how those perceptions relate to trust, consideration, and the desire … Continued

Katie Conway

In financial services, simplicity is what makes distinctiveness possible.

Philip Davies

Report

Simplicity is not easy. But it’s worth every penny.

In financial services, simplicity is what makes distinctiveness possible.

Philip Davies

In financial services, simplicity is what makes distinctiveness possible.

Gretchen Huestis

Insights

Sameness is the real competitor

In financial services, simplicity is what makes distinctiveness possible.

Gretchen Huestis

In early July, Delta Airlines announced that it would begin offering a new category of fares for its Delta First, Delta Premium Select, and Delta One seat tiers. The Delta One option came with a name that felt like an oxymoron: “Basic Business.”

Philip Davies

Insights

Airlines have a naming problem — here’s how to fix it

In early July, Delta Airlines announced that it would begin offering a new category of fares for its Delta First, Delta Premium Select, and Delta One seat tiers. The Delta One option came with a name that felt like an oxymoron: “Basic Business.”

Philip Davies

Budget season has become a predictable ritual. Marketing leaders present their plans. Finance pushes back. CMOs fight to protect their numbers, make the cuts they have to make, and figure out how to do more with less. It’s an exhausting cycle that gets a lot of attention.

Katie Conway

Insights

The CMO’s real budget crisis

Budget season has become a predictable ritual. Marketing leaders present their plans. Finance pushes back. CMOs fight to protect their numbers, make the cuts they have to make, and figure out how to do more with less. It’s an exhausting cycle that gets a lot of attention.

Katie Conway

Too often, simplicity is interpreted as visual reduction: flatter logos, stripped-back systems and minimalist design language. Our Associate Creative Director, James Snook, is here to shed some light on this common misconception.

James Snook

Insights

Stop confusing minimalism with simplicity

Too often, simplicity is interpreted as visual reduction: flatter logos, stripped-back systems and minimalist design language. Our Associate Creative Director, James Snook, is here to shed some light on this common misconception.

James Snook

Every brand faces the same question: build for right now, or build for always? For Creative Director Simrit Brar, it's rarely one or the other.

Simrit Brar

Insights

Timelessness vs. timeliness

Every brand faces the same question: build for right now, or build for always? For Creative Director Simrit Brar, it's rarely one or the other.

Simrit Brar

In a world where almost everything is available, what people increasingly seek is somewhere to belong. And that’s where loyalty begins.  

Patrick Kampff

Insights

Football ultras, brand loyalty and the need to belong 

In a world where almost everything is available, what people increasingly seek is somewhere to belong. And that’s where loyalty begins.  

Patrick Kampff

The World Cup may be the purest branding exercise on earth. It repeats every four years with just enough change to feel new, yet enough continuity to remain unmistakable. The hosts vary, the stars evolve, the geography shifts but the rituals endure.

Philip Davies

Insights

The biggest World Cup ever. Will it be the best?

The World Cup may be the purest branding exercise on earth. It repeats every four years with just enough change to feel new, yet enough continuity to remain unmistakable. The hosts vary, the stars evolve, the geography shifts but the rituals endure.

Philip Davies