Rebrands

How Agencies Can Appeal to Clients That Need a Brand Refresh

Shops can stand out by moving beyond a logo and leaning into longevity

According to one study, 75% of U.S. enterprises plan to rebrand within the next five years.Baskin Robbins
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By Emmy Liederman

June 2, 2022

Rebrands are becoming increasingly popular.

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Emmy Liederman

Emmy is an Adweek staff writer covering ad agencies.

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