Brand Heavy Feature: Johnson & Johnson Logo

I was recently featured in an article by Brand Heavy, discussing the new Johnson & Johnson logo rebrand. We all know how important a logo is for a business brand and I had an opportunity to give my honest thoughts about Johnson & Johnson’s new rebrand. 

Read the article here: https://www.brandheavy.com/articles/4-perspectives-on-the-new-johnson-johnson-logo-rebrand/

Johnson and Johnson logo change
Boss Diplomat Johnson and Johnson logo perspective

KEY POINTS:

  • My Reaction to J&J's New Logo: I expressed disappointment in the new logo, feeling it lost the iconic brand personality that made J&J a trusted name worldwide. The logo's new generic appearance seemed to strip away the unique identity that families have relied on for years.

  • The Nostalgic Yet Necessary Rebrand: The article included viewpoints that saw the rebrand as a timely evolution, necessary for keeping the brand relevant in a competitive industry. It was a balancing act between maintaining the nostalgic value and adapting to modern aesthetics.

  • Modern Logo for a New Generation: Another perspective highlighted the rebrand as a strategic move to cater to a new generation, with the modern script aligning with current trends and future market demands.

  • Boring Design but Strategic Transformation: Some experts critiqued the new design as boring and generic. However, this change was linked to J&J's broader corporate strategy, reflecting a shift in the company's focus and market positioning.

  • Balancing Heritage with Modern Demands: The overarching theme of the article was the complex interplay between preserving brand heritage and adapting to modern market demands. The diverse opinions underscored the intricacy of rebranding decisions in the dynamic world of branding.

A massive shoutout to Jason Vaught for including my thoughts on this significant rebranding effort by one of the biggest brands today. It was a privilege to contribute my thoughts and engage in a rich discussion.

There you have it, bosses! The world of branding is constantly evolving, and as solopreneurs, we must also evolve our brand as we change too. 

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