Managing Brand Perceptions
The word ‘branding’ no longer properly describes what practitioners of branding mean today. Nor does it describe what they want the word to stand for.
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The word ‘branding’ no longer properly describes what practitioners of branding mean today. Nor does it describe what they want the word to stand for.
At the 2019 World Economic Forum in Davos, Larry Fink, Chairman and CEO of BlackRock, published his annual letter to CEOs. The letter was titled ‘Purpose & Profit’ and it reinforced the idea that BlackRock are serious about changing the type of businesses they invest in.
Delta Air Lines is rated the #1 US airline, according to the 29th annual Airline Quality Rating (AQR) study conducted by Wichita State University and Embry-Riddle. So, it’s a bit surprising that a top brand would gamble with its most valuable asset: the employees that make the brand possible.
Facebook rolled out a new updated visual identity for its mobile interface last week. And the desktop version will be launched in the following months. The big question here, however, is why?
Behavioral science is currently one of the hottest topics in marketing. This attention isn’t undeserved; if anything, we should devote more of our time and energy to the subject.