Many organisations invest heavily in building their brand. They focus on visibility, marketing campaigns, social media, and reputation management.
Many organisations invest heavily in building their brand. They focus on visibility, marketing campaigns, social media, and reputation management.
These are important, but they do not define a brand at its deepest level.
The real test of a brand is not how it performs when everything is going well. It is how it responds when something goes wrong.
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