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Why Apple TV+ Needs a Fresh Brand Reboot to Go Mainstream

Revamp and relaunch: How a Beats-inspired rebranding could help Apple TV+ break into the mainstream.

Apple TV+ Needs a Brand Reboot Apple TV+, despite its strong content like Severance and Ted Lasso, has struggled to find mainstream success due to branding issues. The streamer is often confused with the Apple TV app and Apple TV 4K, and its name implies it's only for Apple users, which isn't entirely true. Additionally, Apple TV+ carries the baggage of Apple’s broader issues such as antitrust concerns and privacy battles.

Proposal: A Brand Reboot Inspired by Beats

The article proposes a brand reboot similar to how Beats has maintained independence within the Apple ecosystem. Key points include:

  • New Name: A simple, generic, but catchy name that doesn’t reference Apple.
  • Unique Identity: New logo, colors, and a standalone app, including an Android version.
  • Clear Positioning: Clearly defined as a streaming service for everyone, not just Apple users.
  • Brand Protection: Avoids negative associations with Apple’s other issues.

Benefits of the Rebrand

  • Clarity: Easier to understand and explain to consumers.
  • Accessibility: More appealing to non-Apple users.
  • Independent Reputation: Can build its own positive image.
  • Long-term Potential: Could thrive independently while still benefiting from Apple’s resources.

Do you think a brand reboot could help Apple TV+? Let us know your thoughts.

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