The Invisible Power Of Brand Consistency
A strategic take on consistency as a trust-building engine—beyond visuals, it’s about meaningful repetition to earn credibility.
NEW THINKING
A strategic take on consistency as a trust-building engine—beyond visuals, it’s about meaningful repetition to earn credibility.
There has been a steady erosion of time spent shopping over the course of this century—since roughly the take-off point of digital media, social platforms, and Big Data. This trend is likely to continue, and it is not unexpected. Online shopping, particularly mobile shopping and social commerce, has been touted for efficiency. But speed comes at a price, which is an ongoing decline in the time consumers spend with marketing and retail. The era ahead...
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.
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.
“The future of communications is going to be working with leaders and organizations on their narrative, which is their message, reputation, and positioning, rather than exposure and publicity,” said Adam Mendelsohn, founder of Upland Workshop, in AXIOS’ report from Cannes.