Racheal Lee
Jun 19, 2013

Mature brands should focus on core vision when refreshing their image

Many mature brands would like to rejuvenate their image to appeal to younger consumers, as Watsons has been doing in Singapore, but experts advise a thoughtful approach in such initiatives to avoid alienating current fans.

Watsons has launched a 'Brand Refresh' programme

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