This roughly means that ensuring
Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2025 4:04 am
In practice, high brand awareness can be a source of significant competitive advantages for a company and a foundation for its long-term success.
However, developing brand awareness can be a big challenge, especially since every brand would like as many potential customers as possible to know about its existence.
Moreover, in today's world, full of information noise and an netherlands telegram data abundance of advertising messages, breaking through to the consumer's mind is more difficult than ever before.
This fits perfectly with my oft-repeated mantra that “marketing has had it easy before.”
On the other hand, building a strong brand that effectively penetrates the awareness of its target group is absolutely crucial if we do not want to quickly go out of business.
that the target group knows about our brand is a basic condition for us to be able to talk about any effectiveness of marketing activities.
Let's see what the market itself thinks about this. Do marketers realize how important a strong, recognizable brand is to an organization's strategic success?
However, developing brand awareness can be a big challenge, especially since every brand would like as many potential customers as possible to know about its existence.
Moreover, in today's world, full of information noise and an netherlands telegram data abundance of advertising messages, breaking through to the consumer's mind is more difficult than ever before.
This fits perfectly with my oft-repeated mantra that “marketing has had it easy before.”
On the other hand, building a strong brand that effectively penetrates the awareness of its target group is absolutely crucial if we do not want to quickly go out of business.
that the target group knows about our brand is a basic condition for us to be able to talk about any effectiveness of marketing activities.
Let's see what the market itself thinks about this. Do marketers realize how important a strong, recognizable brand is to an organization's strategic success?