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Is your Brand Fluent? – Localized Branding Abroad

The surprising announcements from these two international powerhouses beg the question: how far should a brand go to gain relevance and (most importantly) market share abroad?

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What’s in a name?

For the sake of illustration, let’s divide the business world into two categories: companies that have brands, and companies who have names. The difference is not an insignificant one. Companies with brands have reputations and relationships that must be fed on a continual basis, across a spectrum of (increasingly numerous) customer touch points, and must provide meaning that resonates with both the company and the customer.

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Is Procurement Hurting your Brand?

In tough economic times, companies turn to their procurement departments for more fiscally-disciplined policies that help reign-in unchecked spending and wasted resources. Increasingly, companies are subjecting strategic and creative services to standardized procurement processes across the board without differentiation. And while this is great for their bottom lines, it is restricting their ability to come up with the innovative ideas necessary for brand leadership.

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Short & Simple

Just ask Shorty—nicknames are rarely chosen by the ones who wear them, they’re assigned. And for major brands, those nicknames can wield immense power: they can permanently shift a brand name or image, and have the ability to solidify a connection with people’s daily lives—but only if the brand accepts that the nickname exists and has the guts to adopt it.

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