Broken Brands Won't Fix Themselves

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Branding Critical Error #3 - False Attribution Theory, a common pitfall in brand management where incorrect reasons are assigned for a brand's success or failure. Camille and Phillip discuss Brand rejuvenation and how tough it is to fix a brand using the same people who broke it in the first place. Bad data, self-serving advisors, sunk cost theory, and CEOs being too busy can lead to a brand off course. We discuss how to bring your brand back and how to overcome the obstacles holding your business back.

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