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]]> Comment on Rebranding Strategies – 4 Keys to Change When Your Brand Just Ain’t Workin’ by admin http://www.spark.ca/rebranding-strategies-4-keys-to-change-when-your-brand-just-aint-workin#comment-6 admin Fri, 30 Sep 2011 16:31:47 +0000 http://localhost/spark/?p=42#comment-6 Nice catch Dave! Thanks for reading. Thanks for taking the time to point it out! Nice catch Dave! Thanks for reading. Thanks for taking the time to point it out!

]]> Comment on Rebranding Strategies – 4 Keys to Change When Your Brand Just Ain’t Workin’ by Dave Shifflett http://www.spark.ca/rebranding-strategies-4-keys-to-change-when-your-brand-just-aint-workin#comment-3 Dave Shifflett Wed, 28 Sep 2011 22:40:54 +0000 http://localhost/spark/?p=42#comment-3 Reading the good thoughts above, on Rebranding Strategies – 4 Keys... (par. 3) I noticed a minor thing. You might want to state this only once: "Your brand is the only thing on your mind and the last thing on anyone else’s. Your brand is the only thing on your mind the last thing on anyone else’s". Repetition can be effective when intentionally positioned. This did not seem the case here, though I could be wrong. : - ) Reading the good thoughts above, on Rebranding Strategies – 4 Keys… (par. 3) I noticed a minor thing. You might want to state this only once:

“Your brand is the only thing on your mind and the last thing on anyone else’s. Your brand is the only thing on your mind the last thing on anyone else’s”. Repetition can be effective when intentionally positioned.

This did not seem the case here, though I could be wrong. : – )

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