Good artists copy, great artists steal - A brand's uniqueness vs relevant difference (by Joeri Van den Bergh)
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Since the 1960s marketers have been aspiring to differentiate their brands from competitors. But as a perverse effect they've turned out to be just like everyone else. Consumers today are more sceptical of new products than ever. More than 6 out of 10 think they are not really different. How can brands stay meaningful for their not so easily wowed target groups?
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- 8. //Moonwalk?
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- 84. //And: If you don’t like reading books… We also do storytelling … invoiced as ‘market research & advice’ THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION & $$$ ! @joeri_InSites joeri@insites.be Visual art by Hannes Willaert – Cookie Collec1ve. Thanxx man!