Why Most Brands Are Just Overpriced Logos—and Why That's Killing Your Business
Adrian M. Peticila 🟡
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Most brands today are all about logos, taglines, and a website facelift. It's ridiculous. That's not a brand—that's decor.
Look at Tesla. Tesla doesn't sell cars; it's selling a vision of the future. Although it moves fewer units than nearly anyone, its value eclipses entire industries.
People don't buy Tesla; they buy into Tesla.
Meanwhile, the average brand can't inspire a single employee, let alone customers.
Think your team believes in your values? 64% of brand managers admit their 'brand' has zero pull inside their own companies.
Branding is not cosmetic surgery.
When was the last time your "brand" influenced a hard decision, defined a product, or inspired your team?
The world's got enough logos—it needs brands with guts.
Time to stop playing dress-up.
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Gurkaran Singh@thestarkster
Absolutely spot on! Most brands are just overpriced logos with no substance. If your "brand" can't even inspire your own team, what hope do you have with customers? It's like selling a fantasy without any magic. Speaking of understanding what people truly want, check out "Her Ideal Match" for a data-driven approach to making your dating profile actually work!
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