Comment by duggan 1 day ago For me it's when companies talk about themselves as brands. 4 comments duggan Reply tayo42 1 day ago What else would you call smaller companies and products within a company? duggan 1 day ago Whatever they are! Using the literal word "brand" in public messaging is leaking the marketing team's lingo to customers. tayo42 20 hours ago Oh I see, you'd think they'd know better then to use jargon publicly... inigyou 3 hours ago If your company has several brands, call them brands. But it's usually not like that.
tayo42 1 day ago What else would you call smaller companies and products within a company? duggan 1 day ago Whatever they are! Using the literal word "brand" in public messaging is leaking the marketing team's lingo to customers. tayo42 20 hours ago Oh I see, you'd think they'd know better then to use jargon publicly... inigyou 3 hours ago If your company has several brands, call them brands. But it's usually not like that.
duggan 1 day ago Whatever they are! Using the literal word "brand" in public messaging is leaking the marketing team's lingo to customers. tayo42 20 hours ago Oh I see, you'd think they'd know better then to use jargon publicly...
inigyou 3 hours ago If your company has several brands, call them brands. But it's usually not like that.
What else would you call smaller companies and products within a company?
Whatever they are! Using the literal word "brand" in public messaging is leaking the marketing team's lingo to customers.
Oh I see, you'd think they'd know better then to use jargon publicly...
If your company has several brands, call them brands. But it's usually not like that.