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The apple has long been a powerful symbol, representing knowledge, temptation, health, and innovation across cultures and industries. In branding, it’s a distinctive and versatile image that carries instant recognition. While Apple Inc. is by far the most famous example, it’s not the only company to build its identity around this iconic fruit.
Here’s a look at brands and organizations that use logos with apples, exploring how they apply this simple image to communicate everything from trust and learning to freshness and innovation.
Working from home can be both a freedom of expression feeling, or a completely chaotic experience if left to your own devices. More often than not, being a remote worker has its perks and can be extremely productive in our current economic climate.
Businesses–large and small–are turning to remote work to cut down on overall in-house costs, to give a little leeway to the freelancer’s lifestyle, and promote global involvement with workers overseas.
Nike and Apple. Doritos and Taco Bell. Starbucks and Spotify. These brands go together like peanut butter and jelly — and that’s no accident! It’s all thanks to the power of co-branding.
In these collaborative partnerships, brands play off each other’s strengths and create exciting new products and experiences for consumers.
And it’s not just mega-corporations who can do it: your small business can get in on the fun as well!
Forbes Magazine has withstood the test of time and survived the Great Depression, the Second World War, and the birth of a new millennium to emerge as one of the most influential business publications in the world. Today, they receive over 150 million website visits and reach more than 5 million print readers each month.
The world has changed drastically since the first edition of Forbes magazine hit shelves, and so has the brand’s logo. As a purveyor of words and ideas, Forbes has consistently chosen a simple wordmark to represent their business, though they have been unafraid to experiment with the style to help them stay relevant throughout the decades.