INSTANT MBA: Your Brand Needs To Be Constantly Evolving
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"There is conventional wisdom that brands are something to be protected and that the safest thing to do with a brand is nothing. This wisdom holds that brands are like porcelain vases, delicate and if protected capable of maintaining their value over decades if not centuries. This is no longer the case."
Steinberg says that Apple is a prime example of how active
"I would argue that in this day and age, with the speed that brands rise and fall, playing it safe and saying nothing, is actually the riskiest thing a brand can do. If an iconic brand was to sit on the sidelines, how long before the decay would overtake it? We are in a world of increasing speed and competition. The notion that 'we should be careful and not do anything to hurt the brand' is almost as dangerous as carelessness with the brand."
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