Brand Leadership Through Radical Innovation
When thinking about product and brand innovation– what seems to elude many executive leaders is a that people do not buy products, they buy into meanings.
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When thinking about product and brand innovation– what seems to elude many executive leaders is a that people do not buy products, they buy into meanings.
Brand perceptions are much more often created by the product or service experience itself than from marketing communication.
No doubt about it change is hard. Humans resist change until they absolutely have to. Like a bad habit, you won’t kick it until it threatens your very existence. So it is with changing a brand’s perception in the minds of customers.
We are happy to answer marketing questions of all types here on Branding Strategy Insider. Today’s question comes from Todd Longwell, a reporter for Variety Magazine in Los Angeles, California who has this question on the future state of entertainment branding.
Focus groups have been the go-to method many marketers employ to gain insight on how certain people think, feel and behave. In our social media connected world, are focus groups an effective forum for driving creativity and innovation in brand development and marketing?