← Back to context Comment by duggan 19 hours ago For me it's when companies talk about themselves as brands. 4 comments duggan Reply tayo42 18 hours ago What else would you call smaller companies and products within a company? inigyou 1 minute ago If your company has several brands, call them brands. But it's usually not like that. duggan 18 hours ago Whatever they are! Using the literal word "brand" in public messaging is leaking the marketing team's lingo to customers. tayo42 16 hours ago Oh I see, you'd think they'd know better then to use jargon publicly...
tayo42 18 hours ago What else would you call smaller companies and products within a company? inigyou 1 minute ago If your company has several brands, call them brands. But it's usually not like that. duggan 18 hours ago Whatever they are! Using the literal word "brand" in public messaging is leaking the marketing team's lingo to customers. tayo42 16 hours ago Oh I see, you'd think they'd know better then to use jargon publicly...
inigyou 1 minute ago If your company has several brands, call them brands. But it's usually not like that.
duggan 18 hours ago Whatever they are! Using the literal word "brand" in public messaging is leaking the marketing team's lingo to customers. tayo42 16 hours ago Oh I see, you'd think they'd know better then to use jargon publicly...
What else would you call smaller companies and products within a company?
If your company has several brands, call them brands. But it's usually not like that.
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...