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On the latest episode of “Wrong Story Short,” Braithwaite’s Jake Borer and Nicole Oronzio tackle Braithwaite’s specialty in client rebranding while examining the recent change from HBO Max to Max. 

This episode discusses the ins-and-outs of the HBO Max rebrand, including why the rebrand is happening and the details of the change. It also dives into the importance of wide-spread company rebrands. 

Rebranding can be a difficult feat, but Braithwaite Account Supervisor Jake Borer provides insights and industry knowledge on spotting when a rebrand is necessary and knowing how to successfully retell your brand’s story. 

Braithwaite excels in various essential areas for rebranding, including public relations, crisis management, content marketing, internal communications, graphic design, and digital & social media marketing. These diverse specialties collaborate seamlessly to foster multiple teams of skilled professionals who are fully equipped to envision your company in new ways and creatively convey your brand’s reimagined story. 

What’s in this episode: 

1:30 – The HBO Max rebrand to Max 

4:28 – Changing more than your company’s logo or name 

6:36 – Braithwaite’s approach to each client’s individual rebranding project 

8:08 – How Braithwaite addresses clients’ questions and concerns 

8:58 – Knowing when a rebrand is the next step for your business 

9:57 – Launching a successful, extensive, and personalized rebrand 

For our listeners who want to learn more about Braithwaite’s rebranding strategy, visit our website at www.gobraithwaite.com. If you would like to learn more about case studies and Braithwaite’s specific communications approach, navigate to the Work tab. If you want to learn more about real-world marketing stories with practical business lessons, navigate to our Thinking tab or subscribe to our weekly newsletter, Long Story Short, at the bottom of our website. 

On our latest episode of "Wrong Story Short," Braithwaite's Allen Vickers and Joe McIntyre highlight the importance of media training. The pair take a deep dive into how ensure your interview goes as smoothly as possible.

Lack of preparation before an interview could be the difference in looking like a thought leader or becoming a meme on YouTube.

At Braithwaite, part of our job is to ensure spokespeople are prepared and interviews always stay on track. Our staff is full of experts to help brands tell their story without ending up as a meme or bad soundbite.

What's in this episode:

1:00 – Braithwaite’s approach to media training  
1:18 – Molding Media Training to fit companies needs
2:36 – A positive example of Braithwaite Communications media strategy put into practice
5:49 – Dealing with Questions Coming out of left field from reporters  
7:00 – Dealing with hard hitting questions from media

On our latest episode of "Wrong Story Short," Braithwaite's Allen Vickers, Kim Cox and Katie Rosenberger explore the topic of sustainability and how companies can better represent themselves.

Using real-world examples, our hosts discuss what big brands are saying from a sustainability perspective, what pitfalls to avoid in your own sustainability messaging and where companies going from here.

This episode also features details from a Long Story Short highlighting how communications pros and baseball front offices are turning to Moneyball metrics like marketing funnel velocity and customer lifetime value to invigorate their work.

What's in this episode:

:34 – Introduction
1:18 – Why transparency is key
5:24 – The sustainability messaging snowball effect
7:45 – Long Story Short Insights – Moneyball for Marketing


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On our latest episode of “Wrong Story Short,” Braithwaite’s Allen Vickers, Jason Rocker, and Alessia Brunori discuss the positive impact a community oriented marketing campaign can produce. They discuss the various benefits a business can receive when prioritizing the community and how crises can help businesses grow through storytelling.

The world of content marketing is complex and that’s why we are thrilled to have Braithwaite Principal Jason Rocker explain how to execute this form of marketing successfully.

A publication of our weekly newsletter, Long Story Short, is also mentioned in this episode explaining how marketing methods from the past can teach us a lot.

Timecodes:

0:06 - Introduction
1:10 - Prioritizing a community - A new take on marketing in the Olympics
1:49 - The business benefits of focusing on community initiatives
4:45 - Crises and how to turn a hardship into a story
7:03 - Navigating content marketing
7:38 - Braithwaite’s definition of content marketing
10:04 - Setting goals for content marketing
12:11 - Long Story Short insights - Why Streaming Platforms are Copying Cable

On our latest episode of "Wrong Story Short," Braithwaite's Allen Vickers, Joe McIntyre and Bryan Soder discuss the importance of knowing your audience. They dig into what some brands get wrong about what their audience wants, even when they’ve spent decades talking to and marketing to these audiences.

Navigating your way through a rebrand can be difficult, but Braithwaite Associate Vice President Joe McIntyre shines a light on how to make a rebrand successful.  

This episode also features a Long Story Short feature highlighting importance of a customer's experience with a company and how, for some companies, that experience includes what the brand smells like.

Visit https://gobraithwaite.com/ to learn more. 

On our 10th episode of "Wrong Story Short" Braithwaite's Sarah Promisloff Ross and Joe McIntyre discuss how businesses and brands can create a podcast, who should create a podcast, and what it takes to podcast successfully. They talk about some of the wrong reasons businesses develop their own podcast and the mistakes that even the good ones make along the way. Then, they get into how exactly Braithwaite has helped clients put together a podcast that actually delivers results.