How Long Will My Brand Last?
Your brand might not last that long because your company might change into something else in months, not years. Still, you shouldn't plan on changing your brand with any regularity. It takes discipline and vigilance to build and maintain a brand. You want it to work for you in the long haul. In time, it will assume a life of its own that transcends the company itself. Think Coca-Cola. Think Yahoo!. Both brands communicate a set of connotations, images, and beliefs about the value and quality of the product that go far beyond the actual product itself. Find more advice on and at AllBusiness.com. AllBusiness provides practical information and services for business professionals and growing businesses.
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