Some brands suck others stink in a good way. Martin Lindstrom writes about Crayola over at Fast Company Now. Aware that the smell of a box of waxy Crayola crayons is a powerful brand statement that instantly connects adults to their own childhood, Crayola has patented the smell of the crayons as the enter the market in China. Crayola hope it will deter the infamous Chinese copycat manufacturers.
Crayola is owned by Hallmark so emotional and sensory marketing are nothing new for them.
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tags: crayola | crayons | smell | Hallmark | Fast Company
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