Building Capacity For Breakthrough Innovation
You may not know Vesta Stoudt, but you definitely know what she invented—duct tape. Her story holds a lesson for us today.
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You may not know Vesta Stoudt, but you definitely know what she invented—duct tape. Her story holds a lesson for us today.
The Wall Street Journal reports that streaming companies are finally becoming profitable. The article describes how streaming company profitability derives from offering customers a plethora of options at multiple price points associated with varying entertainment and sports packages.
From all my years in research and consulting, I think I’ve learned a thing or two about marketing worth sharing. Enduring fundamentals, mostly yet often overlooked. So, this year, I want to share some snippets for your consideration. I hope they’re helpful.
I’ve been spending many, many years working with various sized brands – from huge multi-nationals to smaller scale ups. But one thing I find that holds across whatever size or age of business, is the idea that your brand is proprietary. That the brand is owned by the business.
The latest acquisition news is that 3G Capital is buying Skechers, the footwear brand. Reuters indicates that the deal stands at $9.42 billion. Although a considerable sum of money, this acquisition/sale would not be an interesting brand story if it were not for the buyer: 3G Capital.