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Beyond Partnerships, Brands Should Build 'Ecosystems'

Beyond Partnerships, Brands Should Build 'Ecosystems' | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Brands looking to be successful in the world of fragmented, distracted and time-crunched consumers, might not be rated just on how well they serve customers’ needs, but how well they work with others to combine forces. 

In the latest edition of its Sentinel Report, software developer and technology services company Globant suggests companies that find partners to provide a “seamless ecosystem” will be well-positioned to meet consumers’ needs in the future. 

“The main goal for brand ecosystems is to lean on the best attributes of both companies to improve the offering with the clear goal of making life easier for consumers,” Martín Migoya, Globant CEO and co-founder, tells Marketing Daily. “As a result, consumers are often more engaged with brands and share a greater stake in their success.”...

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An important point of view about brands and partnerships.

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What is a Brand? | Terrie Ard

What is a Brand? | Terrie Ard | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Let's cut to the chase, your brand is not your logo, your identity or your product. Your brand is the gut feeling an individual has about your product, service or organization. It’s all the unique qualities that make you different, valuable, memorable and trustworthy. It signifies a promise of value, and reflects how your organization emotionally connects with consumers. Crucially, your brand is not what your company says it is, but what your target market says it is....
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Consumers today have an overabundance of choices and a shortage of time. So why, now more than ever, branding is so important.
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How to lay out your 5-year brand strategic plan on one page | Beloved Brands

How to lay out your 5-year brand strategic plan on one page | Beloved Brands | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

The same leaders who use the phrase: “Let’s all get on the same page”, then send out 110 slide Powerpoint presentations. We take it serious enough to create a Brand Strategy Roadmap that you can use to frame the next 5 years of your brand strategy, and fit it on one page. This way,  you really can get everyone on the same page.  


The master brand strategy roadmap


Having the brand road map on one page can help align everyone that works on a brand. This is especially useful when managing a Branded House or Master Brand where there are various people in your organization that each run a small part of the brand. The road map helps guide everyone and keep them aligned.


Here’s the one I use that has all the key elements....

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Graham Robertson shows how to get your brand strategy and team onto one page. Recommended reading. 9/10

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When Brands Fail To Remain Relevant, They RadioShack - Who's Next?

When Brands Fail To Remain Relevant, They RadioShack - Who's Next? | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Now that the buzz and media frenzy about the demise of RadioShack and the analysis of why by Wall Street and other experts  is beginning to subside, another consideration should be examined. What happens to brands that do not remain relevant, stop innovating and sit on their hind quarters? Well in short, they RadioShack….
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Add a new verb to your marketing vocabulary: RadioShack. Good read about brand relevance. 9/10
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