The Brand Channel (10 May) has published an article by Shaun Smith, "Ten Ways to Screw Up Your Brand". To the IPKat this looks like a typically slick business school product (have you noticed how articles with titles based on lists so frequently seem to have neat numbers like 5 or 10 in them?). Along the way, Smith writes:
"The brand and the customer experience must be owned by the senior management team".The IPKat disagrees. The customer experience isn't owned by anyone except the customer; that's why it's so valuable.
More on screwing up brands here
Ten ways to screw up an advertising campaign here
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10 comments:
11. Over amounts of brand management
Call me naive, but I didn't think anyone could "own" an experience.
I don't see why you can't own an experience, even if it is subjective and can't be assigned to third parties. "Own" is a perfectly good metaphor ...
Well, that depends if you mean own or "own".
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