When Founders Fail Their Brands
Mark Ritson is right when he asserts, “Founders are inseparable from the brands they create.” And sometimes that’s a problem.
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Mark Ritson is right when he asserts, “Founders are inseparable from the brands they create.” And sometimes that’s a problem.
What will the new year bring brands? From our perspective of the marketing world, at least 365 opportunities.
Scott Galloway contends that Google is not a search engine, but rather an atheist God where we search, ask questions and hope for divine intervention.
There is one brand that is the envy of them all. Christmas. Fueled by emotion it has no rival in terms of annual commercial success and its growth continues to accelerate.
In a piece earlier this week, Geoffrey Colon reminds us that, “Trends and behaviors aren’t committed to calendar years, time is not their master.” An ongoing trend of late is fear brought about by a highly valued ambition to innovate.