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Posts Tagged ‘consumer trust’
Is it your brand or the donor’s brand?
Published: May 21, 2012 | Filed in: Brand Strategy, Differentiation, Health Care, Marketing Strategy | Comments Off
Brand Blunders & Lessons Learned
Published: November 20, 2010 | Filed in: Brand Strategy | Comments Off
2010 was an excellent year for brand blunders – some of the most powerful brands will likely make marketing history with their poor management decisions. The least we can do is learn from them.
Nice post: Changing Health Behaviors
Published: September 21, 2010 | Filed in: News | Comments Off
Most consumers know how to make healthier choices but they don’t often act on that knowledge. I am no exception (chicken wings and beer seem to accompany football games every Sunday). But I have seen over and over again when a physician makes a specific diagnosis and warns that behavior change will be essential for [...]
What is a brand without trust?
Published: August 24, 2010 | Filed in: Brand Strategy, Marketing Strategy | Comments Off
I believe we are seeing an erosion of trust in brands today. Once you have lost the trust of your constituents, it is nearly impossible to get it back. And if your customers don’t trust your brand and its promise – you have nothing. Over the past several years we have seen large, respected companies [...]
Brands are about trust – right?
Published: May 11, 2010 | Filed in: Brand Strategy, Experience Design | Comments Off
Consumer trust has plummeted for some brands over the past several years. Starting with Enron, some large mortgage and financial institutions, BP, Toyota, even Johnson & Johnson have made very serious mistakes that have affected consumer trust in their brand. Their brands made promises. They broke those promises. These brands have done a disservice to [...]