Author: Jamie Prescott

Jamie has worked at some of the most creative branding agencies in the United Kingdom. He loves writing, and because of his experience with branding agencies, Jamie writes fabulous news about brands.

The cult US brand is nearly impossible to get your hands on in the UK but will soon be available on the high street After Fenty Beauty and The Ordinary, now US-favourite Morphe is set to launch in Boots next month. Morphe was founded in 2008, the brand is based out at the Los Angeles. Morphe’s bold products are now gaining popularity amongst ardent make-up lovers. Due to the brand’s regular appearances on various influencers’ social media channels it decided to launch in Boots next month. Social media has been a guiding light for the brand’s marketing strategy, it typically…

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According to the reports, ICC has replaced former Indian skipper Rahul Dravid as the head coach of India A and U19 teams. Dravid has been appointed as the head of cricket at the National Cricket Academy (NCA), because of which he will no longer serve as the head coach of India A and U19 teams. However, Sitanshu Kotak and Paras Mhambrey have been named as head coaches of the India A and U19 teams, respectively. Reportedly, the appointment of the two has been made only for “next few months”. The 46-year-old was appointed as the head coach in the year…

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Somany Ceramics Limited launches its new TVC campaign with brand ambassador Salman Khan and the tagline of the campaign is ‘Zameen se Judey.’ The new TVC is now live on Somany’s digital platforms and is scheduled to go on air in the coming week. Talking about the new TVC, The MD, Somany Ceramics Ltd, Abhishek Somany said, “Somany has carved a niche for itself as a relevant and trusted company today with its dynamic capability to evolve with changing décor aesthetics over the years. It understands its consumers, and in return, its patrons trust Somany to offer the best tiles,…

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Patties Foods’ popular pie brand Four’N Twenty has appointed NBL All-Star Ben Simmons as its new brand ambassador. The NBL All-star, who was born in Melbourne, will have his name and image appear on all the product packs. Also, Simmons will be supporting the launch of new products in Australia and the US. Talking about the partnership, Simmons said, “I’ve grown up eating Four’N Twenty pies and I still love them. I am thrilled to be a global brand ambassador for this iconic Australian brand. There is nothing better than a Four’N Twenty pie.” General Manager of marketing and innovation…

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Auto-tech platform, Truebil is set to launch its new inventory office in Navi Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore respectively. The brand offers services that include comprehensive warranty and assured buy-back, to cater to its end-customers. The inauguration of the store is scheduled for the end of this month. The brand is taking this step in order to expand its base, serve customers better, and penetrate deeper in the cities. In a statement, co-founder, Truebil, Shubh Bansal said “Truebil has been extensively working towards strengthening its technology stack and expanding its business across geographies. The launch of these stores, we believe, will…

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Marvel Cinematic Universe and Sony discussions on how to share the webslinger’s universe have reached to a dead end, which means Spider-Man is forbidden from rejoining the Avengers. However, both the brands are still arguing on who is at fault. But the question that has come up is – Will Sony’s Universe of Marvel Characters (SUMC) survive even after both the companies part ways? Sony and Marvel’s falling out means that Kevin Feige won’t get a producer credit on any future Spider-Man movies. Also, it means that Tom Holland’s version of the wall-crawler is going to be absent from the…

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After rolling out private-label brands in apparel and home goods for many years, Target is now set to launch a new grocery brand “Good & Gather”. Products from the new line will hit Target stores from Sept. 15. Also, the brand is planned to have more than 2000 items by the end of 2020, that will include everything from organic pizza crusts, milk and eggs, hazelnut and peanut butter spreads, frozen veggies, salad mixes and pastas. Target expects to make Good & Gather a multibillion-dollar brand — and the largest of its private labels. Stephanie Lundquist, head of food and…

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When every brand is set to launch its TV in the market, how can Redmi stay away from the race? Xiaomi’s sub-brand, Redmi, is all set to unveil its first-ever smart TV. Redmi took to Weibo to tease the Redmi TV launch. According to the teaser on Weibo, the Redmi TV will launch its smart TV in China on August 29. It will be a 70-inch smart TV. The upcoming Redmi TV too will run Patchwall UI, same as Xiaomi’s smart TV. The Redmi TV is expected to have feature like 4K HDR support, Dolby sound support, and a Bluetooth…

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Indian Motorcycle India is set to officially launch FTR 1200 S and the FTR 1200 S Race Replica in India today. The Indian FTR 1200 S is priced at Rs. 15.99 lakh and the FTR 1200 S Race Replica is priced at Rs. 17.99 lakh (ex-showroom, India). These two biked are a lithe, agile motorcycle with a flat-track design. The rear swingarm and the silhouette of the fuel tank on the motorcycle is inspired by Indian’s championship-winning FTR 750 flat-track race bike. Indian Motorcycle has already filed the patent for a new name, which is called ‘Raven’ the same would…

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OnePlus, after keeping quiet for almost a year, finally revealed about its upcoming TV. The company’s community consultant ‘Monteiro’ on the company’s Forums officially announced the name of their smart TV — OnePlus TV. In a statement, Monteiro said, “We are going to call our very first smart TV product “OnePlus TV” – simple yet to-the-point – as we believe there’s no other name that can best represent our value, vision and pride than naming it with our own brand.” Also, he unveiled the logo of the product, saying that the logo was inspired by “classic geometric progression such as…

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