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Do you practice what you preach and live your brand... or is there a gaping chasm between what your organisation believes and how it acts? This blog explores issues of brand, culture, leadership and values: when do they inspire and when are they lip service? Lead writer Michel Hogan is an independent brand advocate with Brandology, practicing here and in the United States.
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Brand versus "Bob"
Author: Michel Hogan on
6 December 2011
Following on from last week's edition, the search for a new word for brand continues, we've dubbed it "Bob". But whatever it is called there are some obvious differences between what is just a brand and what is a "Bob". So look over the menu of nine attributes below and make your choice.
À la brand:
- Aspiration
- Makes promises
- Image
- Owned by marketing
- Customer is king
- Essence
- Personality
- Campaign
- Revolution
À la "Bob":
- Result
- Keeps promises
- Reality
- Owned by everyone
- Customer is citizen
- Purpose
- Values
- Story
- Evolution
See you next week.
Michel Hogan is an independent Brand adviser and advocate. Through her work with Brandology here in Australia and in the United States she helps organisations make promises they can keep and keep the promises they make, with a strong sustainable brand as the result. She also publishes the Brand thought leadership blog - Brand Alignment. You can follow Michel on Twitter @michelhogan.
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